An artist sitting in a room filled with paintings and artwork, including a large oval portrait of a person's profile with stickers on it, a photo of a man in a seated pose wearing blue pants, and other artworks leaning against the wall.

Nicko Cecchini is an artist based in Toronto, Canada. His figurative paintings are characterized by vibrant palettes and a trickster figure named CAM (Corporate Anthropomorphic Mascot) emblematic of a fictional brand called “CAMelot.” Designed to serve as a commentary on the perils of self-commodification and unyielding consumerism in the age of surveillance capitalism, CAM, with his enigmatic charm, embodies the paradoxical dance between identity construction and data exploitation. A metaphorical Trojan Horse, CAM infiltrates the personal sphere exploiting the very essence of identity—the information we willingly and unwittingly surrender in the construction of our self image.

 

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