Pandemonia

She is often accompanied by an inflatable white dog named Snowy. Pandemonia told Stylist: Back in 2008 the newspapers were full of celebrities. I was drawn towards creating art that documented our time. It seemed evident to me that the best way to parody this world would be to create my very own celebrity. I created a truly artificial one, in the spirit of consumerist values. Slim, tall, glossy, forever young and, of course, famous. Initially a "crasher" at fashion and social events, Pandemonia eventually became a London Fashion Week VIP guest. A critical reflection and, as such, an intervention upon ideas of celebrity and femininity. She is a pointed manifestation of how these ideas intersect with mass media, social media, and the marketability of desire. The art of Pandemonia herself is that of a constructed figure placed in the landscape of media, fashion and art events that has instigated the media response by feeding back to the media its own language, imagery and ideals. The growth of Pandemonia's celebrity is one of the themes in her art, which also explores archetypes of pop myth and reality. Art is considered cross-media (sculpture, digital art, photography, and performance) and cross-generational due to the connection between early Pop Art and current pop culture. In 2016, Pandemonia was chosen by Camper as the protagonist and muse for its Kobarah shoe style, and has been featured in stores and billboards in several major cities including Paris, London, New York, and Tokyo.

• Movement — Post PoP-Art