This exercise argues that in the postmodern era, human beings are body consumers not only in the sense that we consume goods associated with embodiment, but also that we consume our own bodies, and through this consumption maximise the pleasure to be derived from our embodiment.

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This project uses commercial stickers as a way to critique the body consumption that takes place on social media apps like Tinder. It seeks to draw attention to the effects of the culture of body objectification and consumption that has become normalized on these platforms.

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