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dirkes.studio

  • Artist Statement
  • Sculpture [001]
    • Digital Memories [001.001]
    • Unseen [001.002]
    • It’s Nature [001.003]
    • The Sum of My Parts [001.004]
    • Empire [001.005]
    • Chronicles [001.006]
    • I Am [001.007]
    • Footprint [001.008]
    • Paper Crowns [001.009]
  • Painting [002]
    • Faded Memories [002.001]
    • Cityscapes [002.002]
    • Portholes [002.003]
    • Reflections [002.004]
  • Essays [003]
    • Essay #001 [003.001]
    • Essay #002 [003.001]
  • Photography [004]
    • Paper Skulls [004.001]
    • The Longest Night [004.002]
    • Sundays [004.003]
    • Technomaterialism [004.004]
  • Paper Crowns

    A paper crown is worn as a joke, imitating power through inexpensive material. This work recreates that symbol using electronic paper displays. We encounter these displays throughout everyday life, from e-readers to supermarket price tags. By translating a symbol of value into commodity hardware, the work shifts its meaning. It questions how seriously we should take the power these technologies appear to hold in our lives.

    dirkes

    06/04/2026

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