Felix Wint’s practice reinterprets everyday objects, exploring their relationship to class systems and how they are perceived and often misinterpreted. By re-presenting and altering banal objects, Wint’s work examines the influence of capitalism on the perceptions of class and the environments associated with different stereotypes.

Wint is particularly interested in how familiar objects can create points of connection and discussion within gallery spaces, helping to reduce the barriers often felt in the art world. Through this approach, Wint aims to make art more accessible to a wider audience. The practice sits within broader conversations around class, materiality, material culture, and representation.