スミソニアン博物館のインスタグラム(smithsonian) - 9月21日 06時28分

When artist Pepón Osorio worked as a social worker in New York City, he often saw elaborate chandeliers hanging in humble apartments.
Osorio, who was born in Puerto Rico, created “El Chandelier” using doll babies, toy bowling pins, palm trees, plastic animals and sculptures of saints—the inexpensive, brightly colored decorations called chucherías that appeared in “Nuyorican” (New York + Puerto Rican) households in the 1980s. "El Chandelier" demonstrates how the illusion of abundance can mask the realities of life in poor urban communities, and the mixed Spanish and English title suggests the lives of people who find themselves moving between two cultures. It's in our @americanart's collection.

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