The artwork titled “Eat Me. The Gluttony or Lust” created by Lygia Pape in 1976 represents a significant piece within the Conceptual Art movement. It is classified under the genre of installation art.
The artwork features a striking visual arrangement comprised of a central elevated platform displaying what appears to be individually wrapped consumables. Above the platform, there is a prominent neon sign that reads “EAT ME AGULADU ALUXURIA?” The surroundings are characterized by dark reflective materials, adding an intriguing ambiance that underscores the thematic exploration of desire, indulgence, and consumption. The interplay of the text with the displayed items invites viewers to reflect on the connotations of gluttony and lust, prompting an introspective discourse on human impulses and societal norms.
