PULP REALITY

In PULP REALITY, the pulp aesthetic becomes a mirror of 2026: an era in which fiction no longer exaggerates anything. The character inspired by Mia Wallace navigates a world where everything has become a commodity and toxic: AI, scandals, ideologies, violence. Around her, objects function as symptoms—a gun, a skull-shaped burger, an ideological book, an “AI” box, the Epstein Files—all signs of a society saturated with algorithms, crises, and corrosive narratives. My painting depicts an America where violence is becoming commonplace, technology remains opaque, scandals turn into entertainment, ideologies become products, and individuals are numbed spectators. It is as much a punk critique as it is a warning: we live like fictional characters—but without the glamour, without the control, without Tarantino’s cool music.