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// Matias Faldbakken’s Box 2 from 2014 is a limited-edition lithograph that takes an everyday object—a flattened cardboard box—and transforms it into a subject of artistic inquiry. The print captures the structural details of the box, including printed symbols, barcodes, and fold lines, with minimalistic precision. Through this depiction, Faldbakken elevates the aesthetics of utilitarian packaging materials, inviting viewers to consider the themes of consumption, disposability, and the overlooked beauty in industrial design. By focusing on something as ordinary as a cardboard box, Faldbakken challenges perceptions of value and the role of mundane objects in contemporary life.
Box 2, 2014
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// Matias Faldbakken’s Box 2 from 2014 is a limited-edition lithograph that takes an everyday object—a flattened cardboard box—and transforms it into a subject of artistic inquiry. The print captures the structural details of the box, including printed symbols, barcodes, and fold lines, with minimalistic precision. Through this depiction, Faldbakken elevates the aesthetics of utilitarian packaging materials, inviting viewers to consider the themes of consumption, disposability, and the overlooked beauty in industrial design. By focusing on something as ordinary as a cardboard box, Faldbakken challenges perceptions of value and the role of mundane objects in contemporary life.
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