Andrew Tosh, Tosh Milk, acrylic, 120x80cm, 2017

The theme that emerges from this work is the importance of the "Ego", as the artist spontaneously puts on canvas what he likes and represents him. Tosh decided to represent a pack of milk, because he explains that it is one of his favourite food that he loves very much in all its forms, starting from the packs. The bottle is also marked with the word Tosh, which, as he himself says, would place everywhere. In addition, the sculptures, which accompany the canvas, are the idealization of how milk should be packaged and how he'd like to find it on the shelves of the supermarket. This very personal vision of the work is intertwined, however, with a standardised idea of ​​milk, which for any observer can refer to the bottles of milk that were on the market in the 50s and 60s. All this is enhanced by a clear reference to the pop art of Andy Warhol, who was used to represent in his works popular American products, belonging to the common imaginary and raising them to work of art, one above all Campbell's soup. On a yellow background, Tosh applied splashes of bright and strong colors: green, blue, orange and pink. The final painting is a clear, spontaneous and understandable work of art, with whom the audience can easily empathize with.

The bottles that accompany the composition are on sale separately.