Retail Therapy examines the machinery of modern consumerism, where urgency is manufactured and desire is endlessly renewed. An empty shopping trolley is bound in the familiar language of sales, discounts and limited-time offers, commands promising more while delivering nothing at all.
The work turns the supermarket trolley into a symbol of an economy built not around what we need, but around convincing us that we are always missing something. Buy more. Consume more. Save more. Repeat.