Mixed media artist Fabio Corruzi was featured twice on The Art Junkie before (here) but there’s always something new to see in his colourful portfolio. He is now adding “poetry boxes” to the images on his site, as in the following two works.
Corruzi appended this poetry box to the image, which is about sweatshops:
Factories are human
Sweatshops are not human
Profit is human
Greed is not human
Fashion is human
Brainwashing is not human
Safety is human
Exploitation is not human
Pragmatism is the new trend
what color is the coolest?
we are free
to choose appearances
without any doubt
and lie with education
politeness, formalities
one smile is worth the cage
one label is worth the job
live the life
give example
you got a quick choice:
drink the poison
or get the hell out
they are watching us
Born in Italy (1975), Fabio Corruzi is based in Los Angeles.
His website, here.
His Facebook, here.
On Saatchi Art, here
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All art is political but his is specific. It’s wonderful.
That’s so true.
Refreshing ! 🙂
Very well done and I like how conscious the art is.
Yes, he has a strong take on social issues now in his subjects.
That’s really good for him. Last night, I read an article about a major sweatshop issue at a Levi’s factory in Lesotho which was heartbreaking.