Emoji Dose
2017Signed
From the series neon
Default
26 x 25.98 x 1.97 in
Year
2017
Medium
Prints , Video & Installation
Reference
175c1929
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Emoji Dose, 2017
Neon tubes on photographic print on aluminum dibond.
Edition of 5.
Through bright colored and satirical imagery, the Australian-based Zaher creates cutting cultural commentary, that’s just as likely to go viral as it is to annoy people.
Ciaro, Egypt
Tinder, Xanax, Netflix, and Chill—these are the things most of us use to zone out. They’re also the things digital artist SARA ZAHER illustrates, her campy visuals critiquing the millennial desire to remain comfortably numb. Through bright colored and satirical imagery, the Australian-based Zaher creates cutting cultural commentary, that’s just as likely to go viral as it is to annoy people. But that doesn’t deter her—in fact, it probably encourages the 27-year-old whose goal is to force the Instagram generation to react online and IRL. With subject matter ranging from Trump to Big Tobacco, Zaher points out all the pitfalls (and distractions) of the digital age, proving it’s way more fun to tune in than out.
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Contemporary art gallery in New York, specializing in minimalism, geometric abstraction, and digital art. We represent mostly local artists and we have a unique collection of Latin American and Cuban art. We are proud to collaborate with Karim Rashid, Robert Greene, Peter Tunney among other renowned artists of Big Apple....
