New York, November 30, 2006 – January 6, 2007
In Contenido Neto y sus Derivados, Benjamín Torres shows plaster sculptures made from the molds of mass produced household items, such as milk containers, soup cans, and sacks of sugar. The viewer will be able to clearly recognize the objects from their forms as a result of the ubiquitous corporate marketing efforts that surround us. Torres meticulously arranges the sculptures on metal shelves, classified by shape and size, to create an environment of mass consumption.
