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Pink Bow from Jeff Koons’ Celebration series (2013) is a vivid inkjet print capturing a hyperreal image of a shiny, intricately looped pink gift bow set against a crinkled foil background of gold and red. Measuring 111.7 × 98 cm, the work amplifies the aesthetics of consumerism and festivity through scale, color, and surface reflection. Typical of Koons’ fascination with kitsch and mass culture, the bow becomes monumental—both a literal and symbolic gesture of offering, joy, and commodification. Part of a limited edition of 50, the print reflects the artist’s continued exploration of desire and artifice.
Pink Bow - Celebration series, 2013
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Pink Bow from Jeff Koons’ Celebration series (2013) is a vivid inkjet print capturing a hyperreal image of a shiny, intricately looped pink gift bow set against a crinkled foil background of gold and red. Measuring 111.7 × 98 cm, the work amplifies the aesthetics of consumerism and festivity through scale, color, and surface reflection. Typical of Koons’ fascination with kitsch and mass culture, the bow becomes monumental—both a literal and symbolic gesture of offering, joy, and commodification. Part of a limited edition of 50, the print reflects the artist’s continued exploration of desire and artifice.
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