Her installations and
sculptures are characterized by their bright colors, glossy finishes, and playful yet critical approach to the commodification of femininity. Fleury's work challenges traditional notions of art and beauty, often blurring the lines between high and low culture.
«There was a while, during the early 2000s or so, when every time I looked at shop windows I thought that the people creating the windows had been flipping through my catalogues and become inspired by my mixing of fashion and art. »
Sylvie Fleury
By appropriating symbols of consumer culture, she invites viewers to reflect on the power dynamics and societal expectations surrounding gender and consumption. Her work has been widely exhibited and continues to be a significant voice in co
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Her installations and
sculptures are characterized by their bright colors, glossy finishes, and playful yet critical approach to the commodification of femininity. Fleury's work challenges traditional notions of art and beauty, often blurring the lines between high and low culture.
«There was a while, during the early 2000s or so, when every time I looked at shop windows I thought that the people creating the windows had been flipping through my catalogues and become inspired by my mixing of fashion and art. »
Sylvie Fleury
By appropriating symbols of consumer culture, she invites viewers to reflect on the power dynamics and societal expectations surrounding gender and consumption. Her work has been widely exhibited and continues to be a significant voice in contemporary art, particularly in discussions on gender and materialism.(
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