Leo Luccioni (b.1994, France) lives and works in Brussels. His multidisciplinary practise moves seamlessly between installation, sculpture, printmaking, and drawing. Through a colourful, pop and flashy aesthetics, Luccioni highlights the ambiguity of our relationship with consumerism in a neoliberalism era. Between seduction and abhorrence, ephemeral and sacred, his work involves daily-life standardised products to which are given precious and fictional forms. His pieces become characters of fictional narration, comically similar to entrepreneurial storytelling. Under the disguise of humour and deliberate anti-poetry, Leo Luccioni’s work is deeply conceptual. His subtly provocative practice constantly applies capitalistic phenomenons - such as counterfeit, delocalised production of his pieces, and advertising - to the artistic field, questioning the the absurdity of mass production and the illusion of material happiness of our time.