Title: Glen Gauthier | 'Vox Populi' | Collage On Paging Horns | Mixed-Media Sculpture | Set of Three

 

Description: Vox Populi is a thought-provoking series of three sculptural paging horns exploring masculinity, power and the influence of cultural messaging.
Using carefully selected collage materials, Glen Gauthier transforms objects traditionally associated with public announcements and authority into striking visual statements. Each horn represents a different voice shaped by historically masculine ideals: the first incorporates text on English imperialism, the second features self-help advertisements from mid-century Popular Mechanics magazines, and the third draws on violent imagery and language from comic books.
Together, the sculptures examine how ideas of masculinity, dominance and identity are communicated, reinforced and amplified through popular culture.

Artist Name: Glen Gauthier
Artwork Title: Vox Populi
Year Created: 2022
Medium: Collage on Paging Horns
Height (cm) Individual Sculpture: 26.67
Width (cm) Individual Sculpture: 25.4
Depth (cm) Individual Sculpture: 26.67
Signed?: Signed on the reverse of the sculptures.
Rarity: Original 
Certificate of Authenticity: Yes
Location: Fort Worth, TX, USA
Approx. Packaged Weight (kg) Set of three: 173
Display: The sculptures are adjustable and can be wall mounted or displayed as standalone pieces.  Display plinths are not included.
Lot Information: Sold as one complete set of three sculptures.
Glen Gauthier is a Chicago-based contemporary mixed-media artist whose intricate collages explore the intersection of memory, geometry and emotion.
Working with fragments of vintage magazines, books, photographs and printed ephemera, Gauthier transforms forgotten materials into layered compositions where past and present collide. His work combines bold geometric forms with unexpected imagery, creating dreamlike visual narratives that invite curiosity and interpretation.
Gauthier has exhibited across the United States, including at Saatchi Art's The Other Art Fair in New York and Dallas, the Evanston Art Center Biennial, and galleries in Chicago, New York and Texas. His work has also been featured in Create! Magazine, Contemporary Collage Magazine and Newcity Magazine.

 

Condition: New

 

Delivery/collection options: this lot is available for collection in person or delivery via courier

 

Location: PE1

 

Category: Art