As someone who frequently visits Disney herself, I cant help but notice the consumerism and materialistic aspect that comes with Disney. You pay a pretty penny to get into the parks alone and if you want to associate the "magical" day you have had with an object, whether it be ears, clothing, shoes, etc... you also must once again pay. Set up as a gift shop display, the installation begs the question if the price is worth it and to what extent is the consumer brainwashed by Disney to want to buy merchandise to "treasure forever".
Saturday, March 9, 2019
Project 2 Documentation
As someone who frequently visits Disney herself, I cant help but notice the consumerism and materialistic aspect that comes with Disney. You pay a pretty penny to get into the parks alone and if you want to associate the "magical" day you have had with an object, whether it be ears, clothing, shoes, etc... you also must once again pay. Set up as a gift shop display, the installation begs the question if the price is worth it and to what extent is the consumer brainwashed by Disney to want to buy merchandise to "treasure forever".
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