Untitled (heavy), 2020, rock, shoes, 20 x 25 x 40 cm
Money Blinds You, 2020, €500 banknote, elastic fiber strip, 8 x 16 x 20 cm
Untitled (cut), 2020, plastic, glass, metal, inkjet print on paper, 27,5 x 13,5 x 4 cm
Balaclava (McDonald’s), 2019, McDonald’s paper bag, 30 x 21 x 12 cm
Untitled (euro banknote colours), 2019, neon, 100 x 200 cm
Tower of Babel, 2019, coins, 9 x 2,8 x 2,8 cm
In this version of the Babel Tower’s myth, the architecture of a tower supposed to reach the sky are made up of coins from different parts of the world.
While some speak of the “tyranny of money,” money is a language everyone understands and something most people want.
In this version of the Babel Tower’s myth, the architecture of a tower supposed to reach the sky are made up of coins from different parts of the world.
While some speak of the “tyranny of money,” money is a language everyone understands and something most people want.
Untitled (crumpled), 2019, banknotes, variable dimensions
Paramount (White House), 2019, inkjet print on fine art paper, 100 x 75 cm
A copper-plated golden cent put into circulation, 2017, inkjet print on fine art pape, 30 x 20 cm (photo), 30,3 x 20,3 cm (frame)As the title describes, this photo documents an action wich consisted of put in circulation a copper plated golden cent.
Except in its composition, this coin appears to have the same characteristics as the coin of a regular one cent piece.
Golden Cent, 2017, gold cast, ø 16,25 mm
Money Gets Money, 2017, acrylic on banknote, 12 x 6,2 (banknote), 30 x 40 cm (frame)
The work consists of a hybrid between a €5 banknote from the Europe series and the banknote number five from the Monopoly board game.
From an absurd logic, the work associates the fictitious value created in the context of a board game where "money gets money" with the value of a real banknote that is currently in circulation.
Glup! Glup!, 2017, world globe, toilet plunger, 60 x 50 x 50 cm
Untitled (square), 2017, coin, 23,25 x 23,25 x 2 mm
Loop, 2017, HD video, color, sound, 4’10’’, variable dimensions
Loop (2017) is a video work that documents the meticulous cut of two coins of one euro. The faces of the coins are joined, welded and finished, but with the particularity of both staying with equal sides.
Upside Down Depression, 2018, bronze, 6,5 x 20 x 20 cm
In the center of Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II in Milan there is a tradition that brings good luck. This popular belief says that if a person spins around three times backwards with a heel on the genitals of the bull represented in the floor, this will bring her or him good luck.
This solid bronze object is obtained from the negative space of the floor depression resulting from this practice by the people along the time.
Ostrich, 2016-2017, HD video, color, sound, 3’10’’, variable dimensions
Ostrich (2016-2017) is a film that documents an action performed by the artist. The main action of the film is the burial of its own head in the ground, in reference to the fake popular belief that the ostrich buries its head in the ground in the presence of great danger.