‘TOO MUCH SUGAR’ Exhibition
The exhibition TOO MUCH SUGAR explores the tension between furnished realities and truth, dissecting themes of superficiality and delusion in the modern age through a carefully curated selection of works. Visitors are immersed in a playful yet overwhelming sensory experience, engaging with multimedia and tech-based artworks that foster interaction and provoke reflection.
The print materials and brochures extend the exhibition’s concept, designed with a superficial and delicately embellished aesthetic that satirizes the very themes it critiques. Through intricate detailing and exaggerated ornamentation, the visual identity mirrors the overindulgence and artifice at the heart of the show, blurring the lines between what is real and what is simply sugarcoated.
The exhibition TOO MUCH SUGAR explores the tension between furnished realities and truth, dissecting themes of superficiality and delusion in the modern age through a carefully curated selection of works. Visitors are immersed in a playful yet overwhelming sensory experience, engaging with multimedia and tech-based artworks that foster interaction and provoke reflection.
The print materials and brochures extend the exhibition’s concept, designed with a superficial and delicately embellished aesthetic that satirizes the very themes it critiques. Through intricate detailing and exaggerated ornamentation, the visual identity mirrors the overindulgence and artifice at the heart of the show, blurring the lines between what is real and what is simply sugarcoated.
