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Simon Denny — inkjet print on canvas
Simon Denny

inkjet print on canvas

2011

In this work, Simon Denny examines the aesthetics and language of corporate culture, translating the visual vocabulary of trade show displays and business presentations onto large-scale inkjet-printed canvases. The double canvas format mimics the overwhelming, maximalist approach of corporate exhibition booths, where information overload and branding excess become tools of persuasion and spectacle. Denny interrogates the relationship between capitalism, technology, and visual communication, treating the corporate environment as both subject matter and artistic medium.

Medium
Corporate Video Decisions Double Canvas (Trade Show Overkill)

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Simon Denny, inkjet print on canvas, 2011

In this work, Simon Denny examines the aesthetics and language of corporate culture, translating the visual vocabulary of trade show displays and business presentations onto large-scale inkjet-printed canvases. The double canvas format mimics the overwhelming, maximalist approach of corporate exhibition booths, where information overload and branding excess become tools of persuasion and spectacle. Denny interrogates the relationship between capitalism, technology, and visual communication, treating the corporate environment as both subject matter and artistic medium.

Medium
Corporate Video Decisions Double Canvas (Trade Show Overkill)
Year
2011
Seen at
Phillips, New York, London, Hong Kong

Related themes

Inkjet Print, Corporate Critique, Canvas Format, Male Artist, Double Canvas, Cool Tones, Institutional Commentary, Canvas Diptych, Conceptual Art, Canvas, Media Commentary, Contemporary Art, New Zealand Artist, Post-Internet Art, Diptych Format, Trade Show Aesthetic, Double Canvas Format, Trade Show Aesthetics

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