Kiki de Rothschild, born in 1991, lives and works in Geneva. She is known for her mises-en-scène of glamour, fashion and luxury products. Although at first glance her works may seem like an affirmation of the consumer society and its values, on closer inspection a more subtle commentary on superficial beauty becomes apparent. Her objects, wall pieces, pictures and installations assume an intrinsic value far exceeding the mere affirmation of brand names. Kiki de Rothschild 's room filling black and white collages always demonstrate detailed knowledge of the artistic aesthetics of Pop Art and Rokoko, without her work developing into Art on Art. No artist has probably ever combined the idea of dada collages with Warhol's affirmation of the consumer world in such an unbiased way. In Rothschilds ’s installations, the profane assumes an aura of sanctity.

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Kiki makes you sign forms.

You can’t dance, you can’t talk, you can’t take any picture.

because Kiki doesn’t exist.