FAMOUS!
"FAKE PEOPLE" is a raw and striking commentary on the masked identities, forced smiles, and superficial bonds that define many modern interactions. At first glance, the artwork confronts the viewer with the blunt truth of social illusions, pushing them to question the authenticity of the world around them. The dominant use of black reflects the darkness behind facades, turning simplicity into a powerful visual critique.
At the center lies a symbol or phrase that serves as a metaphor for hollow personas—loud in presence but empty in meaning. The phrase “FAKE PEOPLE” isn’t just a title; it's a bold declaration. It highlights the widespread acceptance of inauthentic behavior, where performance replaces honesty, and perception is more valued than truth.
This piece is also a mirror. It challenges the viewer to reflect on their own role in this cycle. How much of our identity is genuine, and how much is carefully curated for social acceptance? "FAKE PEOPLE" doesn’t offer answers—it demands confrontation. It’s a minimalist rebellion against emotional dishonesty and a call to strip away the masks.
/ Artist
CANKUT KALYONCU
/ Title
FAKE PEOPLE
/ Date
Mar 13, 2023
/ MATERIALS
ACRYLIC, BALLPOINT
/ DIMENSIONS
100 W x 120 H
/ MEDIUM
MIXED MEDIA ON PLEXI
/ PRICE
3.250 USD
/ STATUS
ON SALE