Shelter

Ramona Rosales’ Shelter reimagines domestic space through the language of pop culture. The artist wrapped façades on Blondie Street—an iconic set on the Warner Bros. backlot used in countless films and television shows—in bright fumigation tents. The resulting images are seductive and surreal, transforming homes into vivid, candy-colored shells. This tension between surface charm and underlying discomfort reflects the contradictions of domestic life in a media-saturated world.