Blue by Nick Doyle is a striking collection of works by the American artist, known for his sculptural wall pieces crafted from denim collages. This book delves into Doyle's exploration of everyday objects—vending machines, typewriters, and cigarette boxes—transforming them into powerful symbols that critique American consumerism and colonial history. Through the use of materials like indigo and cotton, Doyle examines the broader impact of media and global trade systems. Blue presents a visually engaging and thought-provoking reflection on the social and political narratives embedded in contemporary life and culture.
Pages : 160pages
Size : 24.5×17.5cm (hardcover)
Condition : Used book
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Nick Doyle is an American artist known for his sculptural works using denim to create intricate collages. His art explores themes of consumerism, identity, and labor in American culture, often through objects like vending machines and cigarette boxes. By incorporating materials like indigo and cotton, Doyle critiques America's colonial and industrial history while examining the influence of global trade. His work offers a satirical yet thoughtful reflection on contemporary life, transforming everyday objects into symbols of deeper social and political meanings. Doyle’s unique approach has earned him recognition in galleries across the U.S.
