Habit of Being
In Habit of Being, London-based artist, Charlotte Rose, evokes a sense of consumer nostalgia for 20th century advertising to explore how flagrant lies were once used to sell cigarettes.
In a homage to old advertising, Rose has created her collage using black and white magazine ads from French magazines from the 60s and 70s, overlaid with golden Marlboro branding.
Rose reveals: ‘I’m interested in how, as time progresses and the population awakens to the hidden dangers of products once portrayed as their friend, the branding and the culture around it begin to fall away.’
This hand-finished giclée print is from a limited edition of 10, signed and numbered by the artist.
Size (cm): 120 x 80
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Specifications
Hand Finished: Yes
Medium: Giclee, Print
Edition Type: Limited Edition
Edition Size: 10
Size (cm): 120 x 80
SKU: EG14544
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About the artist
Charlotte Rose is one of the UK’s most exciting emerging artists. Since her first solo show, I Quit Last Week in 2021, Rose’s exploration of our relationship with stylish-yet-insidious 20th century cigarette branding has been making waves, and catching the attention of big names like Phoebe Waller-Bridge, Yungblud and Bimini Bon Boulash.
Rose’s second solo show, Too Much of A Good Thing took place in London in 2022, and was curated by Enter Gallery. The show focused on nostalgic branding, while challenging its intention, with each piece designed as, ‘an exploration of the dream sold by ad companies in the name of selling poisonous goods.’
The Shakespeare Tobacco Company, also curated by Enter Gallery, took place in October 2023. Her third show in as many years, the show was a graphic exploration of literature, addressing the same themes of mortality, desire and fate that so captivated William Shakespeare. In combining branding with imagery that evokes classics such as Macbeth and Hamlet, Rose compared Shakespearean tragedy with the conflicts that arise between cigarette company and loyal consumer.
