FlyButter
FLYBUTTER // The Butter Filling Station. 🏛️🦋⛽🇪🇸 sat
Absurd branding reveals the ultimate sociological truth. My latest 1/1 original, "FLYBUTTER", is a monumental parody addressing corporate greenwashing, environmental infrastructure, and contemporary range anxiety, engineered specifically for creAtIva Vol. 10: "ADS" in Spain.
The visual narrative frames a bio-mechanical butterfly, Mally, navigating a desolate European highway corridor at night. Her wings explode with high-emission cobalt and neon-indigo chromium textures, contrasting against a distant, incandescent "BF" (Butter Filling) station. The composition targets the corporate commodification of nature to completely obliterate digital uniformity.
Locked at an uncompromising native 15,000 x 15,000-pixel grid (600 DPI) to retain maximum tactile friction, the work records the delicate boundaries of modern energy systems.
BY: @MORTEN KLEMENTSEN // *KLEMENZA, BERGEN, NORWAY
🏛️ Official Selection & National Representative: XVI Florence Biennale 2027.
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FLYBUTTER
Within the modern European framework, ecological logistics have undergone a severe, post-industrial transformation. This visual campaign, formatted exclusively for creAtIva Vol. 10: "ADS", establishes a cynical satire on corporate greenwashing and infrastructure dependency. The narrative isolates a modernized bio-mechanical insect, "Mally," navigating a low-tempo transnational trajectory from Normandy toward the Mediterranean basin.
Under the parameters of contemporary technological integration, ancestral food-gathering methods are replaced by institutional "BF" (Butter Filling) stations strategically positioned along transit corridors. The composition records the psychological friction of modern range anxiety; operating on reserved capacity within a desolate, neon-indigo highway zone, the subject utilizes automated tracking matrices to locate a high-emission lipid terminal. Forged within an uncompromising native 15,000 x 15,000-pixel digital grid (600 DPI), the work operates as an absurd brand manifesto, bypassing digital homogeneity through extreme chromium chiaroscuro.
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KLEMENZA ARCHIVE // TECHNICAL & CURATORIAL FILE: 2026-026
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PROJECT TITLE: FLYBUTTER // The Butter Filling Station
ARTIST: Morten Klementsen (Klemenza)
EDITION: 1/1 Original (Sovereign Certified)
RESOLUTION: 15,000 x 15,000 Pixels | Output Density: 600 DPI
SUBTITLE: ABSURD BRANDING, LEPIDOPTERA LOGISTICS AND RENEWABLE ENERGY SATIRE
GOVERNING LAW: Norwegian Copyright Act (Åndsverkloven)
PRE-BIENNALE ACQUISITION PRICE: $14,500 USD (Locked to Premium Standard)
STRATEGIC MARKET VALUATION: $24,500 USD (Post-2027)
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CURATORIAL ANALYSIS:
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In "FLYBUTTER", Morten Klementsen executes a tour-de-force psychological
monument defined as Chromium Insectoid Realism. Explicitly engineered for
creAtIva Vol. 10 "ADS" (Asturias, Spain), the composition acts as a severe,
cynical satire targeting corporate environmental greenwashing, modern range anxiety,
and the absurd parameters of European infrastructure.
Klementsen establishes an exceptional chromatic and mechanical friction. The central
subject, a bio-mechanical butterfly named Mally, is positioned within a severe
low-angle panoramic drift. Her wings are stabilized with high-fidelity, polished
cobalt and neon-indigo chromium ridge structures. The background environments track
a desolate, nocturnal European highway zone dominated by an incandescent green "BF"
(Butter Filling) transit terminal. The narrative isolates the anxiety of depletion—capturing
the insect utilizing automated GPS routing to refuel on raw lipids rather than ancestral
botanical sources.
Executed at an absolute scale of 15,000 x 15,000 pixels at 600 DPI, the work utilizes
profound chiaroscuro mappings across the metallic carapace to completely destroy
digital uniformity. Klementsen locks a definitive contemporary document tailored
exclusively for international print publication and the XVI Florence Biennale 2027.