The Consumer critiques excess and waste in modern society. Made from discarded materials like plastic bags, textiles, and e-waste, it highlights fast fashion, technological obsolescence, and disposable culture. The bloated, distorted figure represents the physical and psychological burden of overconsumption. It also reflects digital addiction and algorithm-driven consumerism, where constant engagement fuels an endless cycle of material and virtual excess. Built within a recycled frame designed to resemble an oversized tabletop frame, the piece evokes the idea of self-reflection, urging awareness of both tangible and digital consumption while advocating for mindful, sustainable action