Zsofia Kollar
Object-Oriented Identity: Cultural Belongings from our Recent Past

Object-oriented identity is a journey through objects and identities. Through curiosity and personal interest, it helps discover the unforeseeable directions in our product-oriented society, where one is no longer the sum of their actions, but the sum of their own objects. This book investigates the odd connections between objects and history and their cultural relevance in our individual and collective identities. Everyday objects are presented through a new lens, for one to show another side of these familiar items, and for another to question how much these objects can transform or manipulate one’s identity. The order and the choice of the objects in the catalog reflect the author, Zsofia Kollar's association with our contemporary culture and their artistic approach to understanding the desire, hate, disgust or pure neglect of those objects that can mean an entire world to someone.

216 pages

150 × 200 mm

softcover

Art Paper Editions (Ghent)

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