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17-25 October 2026

Forever

From throwaway culture to monumental permanence

Hosted by COVA Art Gallery

This project is now archived and was part of DDW22

Event type

Exhibition

Kitchenmachine (2021) - Carrara Marble White
Kitchenmachine (2021) - Carrara Marble White
Casper Braat
Casper Braat presents Forever, an ongoing sculpture series that strips home appliances of function, encapsulating these throwaway practical devices forever in stone.

Standardized aesthetics and cheap mechanics

Consumer society’s value for convenience has created a great availability of goods intended to make life easier. Home appliances are one such example. Due to global demand and copy culture, these machines suffer from standardized aesthetics and cheap mechanics. The short life span of these devices will ultimately land them in the trash, replaced by a near exact copy.

A beautifully perverse culture

Home appliances are a testament to wanton consumption in contemporary times, a beautifully perverse culture that values the indulgence of the current moment despite the inevitable consequences to come.

Casper Braat

Casper Braat presents Forever, an ongoing sculpture series that strips home appliances of function, encapsulating these throwaway practical devices forever in stone. Sculpted in marble and gold, Casper elevates throwaway culture to monumental permanence, a celebration of today that will last forever.
Iron (2021) - Carrara Marble White
Iron (2021) - Carrara Marble White
Casper Braat

About COVA Art Gallery

COVA Art Gallery - Gallery for contemporary art, recently moved to the Philitelaan in Strijp-S, the modern heart of the art and culture sector in Eindhoven. A little bigger, A little more beautiful, a little better – but always built on the same foundation: unique, sublime works of artists who enrich the world through their originality. Based on the conviction that originality, sincerity and uniqueness make life just that little bit more beautiful and exciting, we like to surprise you.

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Gallery owner Roy Covalenco
Artist Casper Braat