Sylvie Fleury
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Swiss contemporary pop artist employing sculpture, mixed media. Her work addresses the issues of shopping, and the paradigm of the new age. Born 1961, Geneva. Her works which critics have labeled post-appropriationist are featured internationally, as are her books The art of survival, First Spaceship on Venus and Other Vehicles, and with Jason Rhoades and James Rosenquist Parkett #58.
selected works
- Coco, 1990
- Bedroom ensemble, 1997
- London, 1991
- Skin Crime no. 6, 1997
- Pleasures, 2001
- 400 Pontiac, 1999
- Here comes Santa / Bells (IX), 2003
- Monolith, 2005
- Prada Alfissima
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