In a class of its own
Brogan Scott
4 - 24 March 2016
6
A Story of Light and Luxury, 2015, custom neon light and cardboard cutout, 54 x 35 cm
Tall Lamp, 2015, xanda board cutout, 170 x 90 cm
My works are hybrid concept spaces that deal with social hierarchies and the way we portray ourselves in our consumerist society through the decoration of interior space. The work is a conversation between highbrow and lowbrow aesthetics.
Horror vacui; the fear of spatial voids and amor vacui; the love of empty space are opposing methods utilised aesthetically in my work, drawing attention to the ways in which we feel the need to embellish and fill space.
In a class of its own seeks to challenge the way that style and taste can be seen as representative of status within a capitalist, social hierarchy.
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Tall Lamp, 2015, xanda board cutout, 170 x 90 cm
My works are hybrid concept spaces that deal with social hierarchies and the way we portray ourselves in our consumerist society through the decoration of interior space. The work is a conversation between highbrow and lowbrow aesthetics.
Horror vacui; the fear of spatial voids and amor vacui; the love of empty space are opposing methods utilised aesthetically in my work, drawing attention to the ways in which we feel the need to embellish and fill space.
In a class of its own seeks to challenge the way that style and taste can be seen as representative of status within a capitalist, social hierarchy.
Enquire about this artwork
My works are hybrid concept spaces that deal with social hierarchies and the way we portray ourselves in our consumerist society through the decoration of interior space. The work is a conversation between highbrow and lowbrow aesthetics.
Horror vacui; the fear of spatial voids and amor vacui; the love of empty space are opposing methods utilised aesthetically in my work, drawing attention to the ways in which we feel the need to embellish and fill space.
In a class of its own seeks to challenge the way that style and taste can be seen as representative of status within a capitalist, social hierarchy.
Enquire about this artwork