'Cash-catcher'
- Aneta Atsova
- Dec 18, 2021
- 1 min read
Updated: Nov 3
(Installation)
Dimensions: 13560 x 9960
Materials: wood, hangers, paint, rope
Exhibited: Kamppi Trade Center, Helsinki, 2017
Created for the ‘Media Intervention in the City’ course at Aalto University, this installation addresses consumerism and its pervasive influence. The structure, reminiscent of a spider, draws visitors upward in a commercial space, ultimately consuming their attention and energy, analogous to the extraction of vitality. The segmented ‘legs’ of the spider are constructed from clothes hangers, while a web of white rope unites the structure. The piece critiques contemporary urban consumption, highlighting the imbalance between desire and satisfaction in everyday life.

‘Cash-catcher’- installation Dimensions: 13560 x 9960
Materials: Wood, hangers, paint, rope
Exhibited: Kamppi Trade Center, Helsinki, 2017
Created for the ‘Media Intervention in the City’ course at Aalto University, this installation addresses consumerism and its pervasive influence. The structure, reminiscent of a spider, draws visitors upward in a commercial space, ultimately consuming their attention and energy, analogous to the extraction of vitality. The segmented ‘legs’ of the spider are constructed from clothes hangers, while a web of white rope unites the structure. The piece critiques contemporary urban consumption, highlighting the imbalance between desire and satisfaction in everyday life.





































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