Olga Migliaressi – Phoca dives into the fluid terrain of gender and identity, using visual language as a lens to challenge perception and disrupt the familiar. She often repurposes familiar symbols drawn from capitalist culture, subverting them to challenge expectations and provoke reflection. In her text-based works, iconic logos and graphic marks—instantly recognizable and embedded in everyday visual experience—are transformed through playful yet incisive reinterpretation.
By twisting these cultural symbols, Migliaressi – Phoca generates new meanings that invite viewers to reconsider assumptions and engage critically with the visual and social codes that surround them. Her work combines a pop-inflected aesthetic with a sharp, satirical edge, creating pieces that are both visually striking and intellectually provocative. Through this approach, she cultivates a space where humor, critique, and contemplation coexist, encouraging audiences to navigate the intersection of personal identity, cultural imagery, and societal norms. ...
