Services compris
2025, Mixed media , Conceptual art
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Services compris (Services include) is a multimedia installation that reconstructs the fragile, improvised workspace of a Ukrainian woman working on OnlyFans during wartime.
The room is not only a set — it is a live stream. A camera films it continuously and transmits the feed to a monitor placed outside. Viewers face a choice: they may enter the room, stepping into the shoes of the worker — becoming part of her intimate, precarious environment; or they may remain outside, watching from the safety of distance — assuming the position of a manager or client.
On the laptop screen, a stylized desktop interface shows her working day: price lists, “gift” packages (generator, food for the week, ticket out of the city), a calendar filled with reminders, and earnings taxed at 70% by a manager. There is no nudity. What is exposed is not the body, but the structure — the apparatus that turns need into content.
By inviting viewers to choose their position, this installation activates the ethics of gaze. It questions labor, intimacy, agency and complicity in times of war and digital precarity. It is about what visibility costs — and who pays for it.
- Country France
- Year 2025
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- Canvas size 235cm x 156cm
Lera India is a multidisciplinary artist currently based in Toulouse, France. She holds a Diplôme National d’Art (DNA) from the École des Beaux-Arts. Her artistic practice spans installation, video, performances, and conceptual objects, deeply engaging with themes of the female body, objectification, sexuality, and the influence of corporate and pornographic imagery on the perception of women in professional and social contexts.
Lera's work frequently explores the intersection of personal and collective trauma, especially within the context of war and gender violence, drawing inspiration from psychoanalytic theory and contemporary feminist critique. She uses a research-based approach, working with texts by theorists and integrating her personal experiences and observations from professional environments.
In Odessa, Lera ran an artist-run space dedicated to experimental art practices and dialogue around contemporary socio-political issues. In addition to her own artistic practice, Lera worked at the museum and is involved in curatorial projects.
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