conceptual artist, collector and archaeologist of objects; Gaston Lisak is known for his ability to transform everyday and abandoned objects into meaningful works of art. His approach is based on giving new life to materials and objects found in flea markets around the world, such as statuettes, tapestries or souvenirs, which undergo an artistic process of reinterpretation. These objects, once valuable to their owners, become relevant again in his hands, but in a critical and aesthetic light. Lisak not only creates visually striking art, but also invites us to reflect on the life cycle of objects and our relationship to them, turning his work into a critique of contemporary consumption and material culture with joy and humor.
His artistic approach combines ancient and contemporary elements, creating visually intriguing and conceptually powerful pieces.
