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‘THE FUTURE IS NOW’, PHILIPPE SHANGTI

This provocative proposal in the form of a fragmented installation seeks to criticise the effects of exacerbated consumerism and to rouse the collective consciousness. Despite the bright saturated colours and clean perfect finishes of Shangti’s works, they are envisaged as a protest and an incitement to thought.

Philippe Shangti boldly portrays superficiality, building stories that have been meticulously conceived. Comprising photography, sculpture and kitsch, audiovisual, Shangti’s project is set within the framework of the metalanguage of art and brings us closer to the contemporary aesthetic of pop art style..

In short, this is an invitation to reconsider the consumerist present that is leading us ever nearer to a future, a precarious future, that is already too close…

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Philippe Shangti

Artist

 

Self-taught photographer and sculptor, Philippe Shangti is a native of Toulouse and currently resides in the Principality. His work, provocative and very visually impacting, seeks to denounce various problems that affect current society. His work is exhibited in many countries and in important galleries in Europe, Asia and the United States. His proposal for the Venezuelan Art-Biennial Workshops project addresses, within his personal aesthetics, aspects of Andorran reality.

 

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Eva Martinez

Curator

 

Artist and teacher, he has a degree in art history and has a diverse background in various fields, such as architecture, fine arts and cultural management. He also works as a creative and holistic creative artisan.

As an artist, he has made numerous individual and collective exhibitions, both in Andorra, France and Spain. He has been chosen to participate in the Art Workshops project in several editions, including that of 2016, for which he was the finalist to represent Andorra at the 57th edition of the Venice Art Biennale. Their paintings have been used as a feature of some films and have designed wine labels for different wineries.

 

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