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“The Taste Of Cola” is a resonating artwork created in 2020 but it has got a deeper meaning quite recently if we somehow think of relating it to the Gaza Topic.
A cola company has occasionally been at the center of political statements and boycotts. In the artwork, a woman symbolizes both those who fall victim to genocidal policies and those who suffer by surrendering their souls to darker forces.
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Original?: One of a kind Artwork
Size: 40 H x 40 W x 2 D cm
Ready to Hang: Yes
Frame: Not Framed
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“The Taste of Cola” is a striking and thought-provoking artwork that blends elements of pop culture with a critical commentary on consumerism and censorship. The central figure, a woman with flowing hair, has her face partially obscured by a large, stylized can of cola labeled “Censored.” The can, pressed against her mouth, symbolizes the overpowering influence of consumer culture, where iconic brands often silence individuality and authentic expression. The vibrant blue background, coupled with the deep red of the cola can, creates a visually arresting contrast, while the scattered black leaves add a layer of surrealism, hinting at the loss of natural, unfiltered communication in a commercialized world.
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