A2Z Art Gallery will be presenting a solo exhibition by Luke Newton, a British artist who currently lives and works in Paris. He is a graduate of the school of fine art Saint Martins in London.

The heart of the artist’s work lies in the subversive variation of everyday objects. Highlighting the futile and forming a reappropriation of the essential value of the useful.

The "Industrial Home Made", as he calls it, is the mechanical embodiment of the structure on which our consumer society is based.

Accumulation, scaling, and voluntary industrial materials, a common point is in the violence of the tools used in the marketing world. The game play proposed by Luke Newton makes sense in the association of extremes. For the consumer society is governed by legal texts that generate a perversion and abuse of common sense.

The frantic repetition of works by the artist, as a life-cycle conditioning, reminds us of the current media blitz. The short-term pleasure that takes us away from our dreams.

How can we see the horizon with a stiff neck?

Image: © Luke Newton, A2Z Art Gallery