Franz West's "Venus von Willendorf: Ich will eine Villa im Westen Wiens" combines gouache and collage on newspaper to create an irreverent dialogue between prehistoric fertility symbolism and contemporary Austrian consumer desire. The work's title, translating to "I want a villa in western Vienna," juxtaposes the ancient Venus figurine with West's characteristically ironic commentary on wealth, aspiration, and the commodification of art and history. Through this material and conceptual layering, West employs humor and wordplay to interrogate modernist icon worship while engaging with Austrian identity and real estate culture.