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Eugenija Tereščenko
BACCARUBI Fruit Display, 2024
Stainless steel, titanium
Unique
Unique
63 x 40 x H 52 cm
25 x 16 x H 20 1/2 in
25 x 16 x H 20 1/2 in
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An object for serving berries, made of stainless steel and titanium, Baccarubi aims to convey the human desire for curiosities - to have what cannot be. Genetically modified creations represent...
An object for serving berries, made of stainless steel and titanium, Baccarubi aims to convey the human desire for curiosities - to have what cannot be. Genetically modified creations represent a triumph in this desire. Their properties become increasingly unlike those of natural species. Food products become larger, sweeter, more nutritious, and have a longer shelf life. In this process, humans start to resemble gods.
This artificial object, mimicking an organic plant, reminds us that the modern products we buy are no longer similar to those we ate in our childhood. Perhaps we should view them not as natural food, but as rarities from a cabinet of curiosities. The strength, lightness, and relevance of titanium symbolize genetically modified plants. The intensity of the colors and their transitions seem unsuitable for food, creating an ambiguous feeling.
This object serves not only as a vessel for serving berries but also as a piece of art that encourages reflection on our relationship with nature and the impact of technology on our lives.
This artificial object, mimicking an organic plant, reminds us that the modern products we buy are no longer similar to those we ate in our childhood. Perhaps we should view them not as natural food, but as rarities from a cabinet of curiosities. The strength, lightness, and relevance of titanium symbolize genetically modified plants. The intensity of the colors and their transitions seem unsuitable for food, creating an ambiguous feeling.
This object serves not only as a vessel for serving berries but also as a piece of art that encourages reflection on our relationship with nature and the impact of technology on our lives.
Exhibitions
2024 - Spectrum II, Galerija VARTAI, Vilnius2024 - Graduation Show, Gallery Arka, Vilnius