Every Day I Talk to the Dead & Alive Artists

An artist's debut cycle based on strategies of appropriation and dialogue with other artists, men and women. Within the framework of the cycle the works are created in one way or another connected to the history of art and reflecting upon the situation in the art system: critique of commercialization of art and consumerism, refusal of authorship and concept of death of an author, institutional critique, self-reflexive conceptual works, self-irony. Most of the works in the cycle refer to the works of other artists, such as Marcel Duchamp or Andy Warhol, in the context of a critique of the consumerism of culture.

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