‘tiffany’ project by luciana rondoliniimage courtesy the artist

 

 

through bejewelling rotting fruits, argentinian artist luciana rondolini interrogates and explores the idea of beauty and value with a project titled ‘tiffany’.bananas, apples and pears are encrusted with a skin of diamantes, while the decaying inner flesh is deliberately exposed – drawing parallels to real life and the social maladies stemming from manufactured aesthetic, beauty and impersonal artificiality.

 

 

bejewelled rotting fruits   the tiffany project by luciana rondolinibananas, apples and pears are encrusted with a skin of diamantesimage courtesy the artist

 

 

bejewelled rotting fruits   the tiffany project by luciana rondoliniimage courtesy the artist

 

 

 

 

 

bejewelled rotting fruits   the tiffany project by luciana rondolinithe decaying inner flesh is deliberately exposedimage courtesy the artist

 

 

bejewelled rotting fruits   the tiffany project by luciana rondoliniimage courtesy the artist

 

 

bejewelled rotting fruits   the tiffany project by luciana rondolinithe work draws parallels to real life and the social maladies stemming from manufactured aestheticimage courtesy the artist

 

 

bejewelled rotting fruits   the tiffany project by luciana rondoliniillustrations accompanying the opusimage courtesy the artist