The bottle functions as both object and symbol.
It carries associations of celebration, luxury, addiction, nostalgia, aspiration, and identity. Through fragmentation, layering, and reconstruction, these familiar forms become sites of reinterpretation rather than consumption.
The work exists between painting, sculpture, and design object, resisting a singular category.
Art in a Bottle responds by slowing that process down, transforming instantly recognisable imagery into something reflective, tactile, and unresolved.
The series questions how branding shapes memory, aspiration, and emotional attachment, while simultaneously embracing the seductive visual language of mass culture itself.
