The Architecture of AbundanceBorn in 1970, Marc Masson has emerged as a definitive voice in contemporary digital imagery through his rigorous devotion to the Object Catalog Pop movement. Operating from his studio in Lyon, Masson transcends traditional composition by rejecting narrative hierarchy. His practice is centered on the democratic arrangement of consumer items, where a collection of disparate objects—ranging from industrial icons to everyday ephemera—are presented with equal weight across the canvas. In his work, the subject is not any single item, but rather the chromatic harmony and…