The Story
Size:25 x 30 in.
This 22" x 27" mixed-media artwork titled "Addiction No 5" by Emma Gibbons is a sophisticated reinterpretation of the iconic Chanel No. 5 perfume bottle. Set against a striking black background, the piece is composed of meticulously arranged capsules, rendered in silver and pearl-like tones, which shimmer under light and create a sense of opulence and allure. The contrast between the dark backdrop and the glittering, reflective capsules gives the artwork a luxurious, almost hypnotic quality, evoking the timeless elegance associated with Chanel.
Emma’s use of capsules as her medium explores themes of beauty, luxury, and obsession, hinting at society’s attraction, and sometimes addiction, to material symbols of status and allure. By transforming a symbol of high fashion into a composition made of glittering capsules, she invites viewers to reflect on the influence of consumer culture and the intoxicating nature of luxury. "Addiction No 5" combines glamour with thoughtful commentary, making it a visually stunning and conceptually rich addition to any art collection.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Description
Size:25 x 30 in.
This 22" x 27" mixed-media artwork titled "Addiction No 5" by Emma Gibbons is a sophisticated reinterpretation of the iconic Chanel No. 5 perfume bottle. Set against a striking black background, the piece is composed of meticulously arranged capsules, rendered in silver and pearl-like tones, which shimmer under light and create a sense of opulence and allure. The contrast between the dark backdrop and the glittering, reflective capsules gives the artwork a luxurious, almost hypnotic quality, evoking the timeless elegance associated with Chanel.
Emma’s use of capsules as her medium explores themes of beauty, luxury, and obsession, hinting at society’s attraction, and sometimes addiction, to material symbols of status and allure. By transforming a symbol of high fashion into a composition made of glittering capsules, she invites viewers to reflect on the influence of consumer culture and the intoxicating nature of luxury. "Addiction No 5" combines glamour with thoughtful commentary, making it a visually stunning and conceptually rich addition to any art collection.
