The work portrays objects of desire in a strangely economic fashion, creating a paradox of scale and location to question the total being of luxuries. Contrary to their usual representations, the work is depicted in an “in your face” manner; handbags, watches, and garments are represented in an intimate size, so much so that the appearance and integrity of these luxury items are in turn compromised. Investigated here is the possibility of transformation between non-valuable and luxury, and the multiplicities of fictions and realities.
