Original artwork description:

To watch the world through phone's lens is a common thing for a modern person. These "filters" between us and the outer world have become an organic part of present world long ago. These filters are what we are.

Many studies show that in the last 10 years the Mankind's growing digital addiction has significantly influenced our behavior and culture in general.

Artworks from The Epoch and Cult series are metaphors for that social problem. They call for mindfulness in a modern world, where main commodity is our attention.

Kulibin Victor took inspiration mostly from the works of Charlie Brooker, the creator of the Black Mirror show, and Ray Bradbury's books, in particular Fahrenheit 451.

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MEDUSA XXI

• THE EPOCH • collection.

2020

Oak veneer, birch plywood, mirror fragment, art frame, acrylic paint

114*114 cm (45*45 ")

LIMITED EDITION of 21

Materials used:

Wood: oak veneer, birch plywood; mirror fragment, flock, acrylic paint

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