Artistic interpretations of social and consumer critiques are at the forefront of NoNÅME's works, addressing pressing issues such as social injustice, the arms industry, climate change, the consequences of neoliberalism, and the escape into ecstasy and intoxication. These significant themes shape the content of NoNÅME's art. The exhibited pieces, which include collages and photorealistic oil paintings that initially appear to be photographic prints, comprise over 90 works sourced both from the artist's studio and international art collections at the AMUSEUM of Contemporary Art. NoNÅME plays with the notion that the dream of a better life can ultimately only be purchased. His art combines traditional painting techniques with captivating advertising aesthetics and socially relevant themes, all delivered with pointed humor. His works serve as a reflection on the darker sides of neoliberalism, consistently presented with a touch of sarcasm.

In the humanistic spirit of artists like John Heartfield, Keith Haring, and Banksy, NoNÅME embraces the responsibility of visual art as a reflection of our time. He opposes the common trend of self-promotion among contemporary artists, placing the art itself at the center of attention. This is reinforced by the pieces currently displayed at the AMUSEUM of Contemporary Art. While many artists today focus on personal branding, NoNÅME radically rejects this approach, emphasizing the art as an independent form of expression. Although anonymity is often seen as a barrier to commercial success in the art world, NoNÅME uses it as a creative tool to foster critical engagement with consumption, society, and power structures.

The exhibition opening featured TV comedian Max Uthoff (ZDF - Die Anstalt). Watch the video on Vimeo.