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Tyler Shields, Take Out Pearls, 2019

Tyler Shields

Take Out Pearls, 2019
Digital C Print
18 x 18 Inches
Additional Sizes are Available - Price Upon Request
Edition of 3 + 2 APs
Series: Indulgence
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In Tyler Shields' thought-provoking photograph 'Take Out Pearls,' the artist offers a captivating juxtaposition that challenges conventional perceptions of luxury and consumption. Set against the backdrop of a humble Chinese...
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In Tyler Shields' thought-provoking photograph "Take Out Pearls," the artist offers a captivating juxtaposition that challenges conventional perceptions of luxury and consumption. Set against the backdrop of a humble Chinese food carton, a young woman delicately wields chopsticks to pluck pearls from a necklace, seemingly preparing to consume them as if they were a meal. This striking contrast between the opulence of the pearls and the everyday setting of takeout food invites viewers to reconsider the value we assign to material possessions and the nature of indulgence itself. Shields' meticulous attention to detail captures the tension between desire and consumption, prompting viewers to contemplate the implications of our relentless pursuit of wealth and beauty.


Embedded within Shields' broader "Indulgence" series, of which "Take Out Pearls" is a compelling component, the photograph serves as a poignant commentary on the allure and consequences of excess. Each image in the series offers a nuanced exploration of the complexities surrounding our indulgent desires in contemporary society. Through his lens, Shields exposes the contradictions inherent in our quest for pleasure and luxury, urging viewers to reflect on the implications of our choices and behaviors. "Take Out Pearls" stands as a potent reminder of the delicate balance between desire and responsibility, prompting viewers to reassess their values and priorities in a world where consumption often comes at a cost.

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