Troy Dugas
Posted by Fabio 29 November 2010
Troy Dugas work is made from product labels he purchase in unused bundles. He cut and arrange this material onto flat surfaces (paper, canvas, or wood) to produce artworks that appear woven. He use repetition and pattern to distract from the original purpose of the label to sell a product. The artwork itself is the only product left to sell.
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