Above, “Burberry BMW” (2011) by Luis Gispert shows a car interior embellished with the signature Burberry pattern, part of his exhibition Decepcion.
Luis Gispert’s Decepcion
Mary Boone Gallery on Fifth Avenue on September 8th
New York artist Luis Gispert became obsessed with logo counterfeiters—people who ripped off designer logos and made custom designs with them for their own clothing and cars. Gispert’s new solo show ‘Decepcion,’ at New York’s Mary Boone Gallery puts a spotlight on those logo obsessives, who see their work as more of an homage to the aspirational lifestyle of luxury brands than a desire to pass off their wares as genuine.
Above, “Sprouse Gouse” (2011) by Luis Gispert. The work is a car interior done up with Louis Vuitton logos.
Above, “Fendi Caprise” (2011) by Luis Gispert shows a car interior embellished with Fendi logos.
