Turbofolk, an evocative figural sculpture collection, unfolds as a moralistic tapestry inviting reflection on contemporary society’s consumer-driven ethos. The collection, comprising 15 polychrome figures crafted between 2020 and 2022. Delves into the exploration of ethical boundaries against the backdrop of societal complexities such as religion, gender, ecology, and more. These sculptures serve as profound leitmotifs, sparking dynamic conversations around power, freedom of perception, and the human connection.
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For example, the theoretical depths of Ho’oponopono reveal reflections on self-acceptance amidst societal pressures. Once Upon a Teen Age portrays Greta Thunberg, sparking reflection on societal issues and the urgency of addressing global challenges. Point of View explores duality through a visual narrative. Virgin Touch and Badman delve beyond ethical dimensions, questioning the boundaries of accountability and societal responsibility.
The Turbofolk collection surpasses mere aesthetic pursuits, becoming a compelling reflection on the intricate interplay between societal norms, individual identity, and the evolving dynamics of contemporary culture. Each sculpture serves as a potent proclamation, disrupting preconceived notions and fostering a dialogue on the evolving relationship between art, technology, and the timeless essence of human nature. Turbofolk stands as an invitation to question, reflect, and redefine the narrative of our collective journey.
