For those unfamiliar with Daniel Arsham's work, we will try to enclose them is as few words as possible; modern art characterized by a pale palette of colors that turn ordinary objects into freshly-discovered fossils. However he has done architectural works, stage designs, set designs and much more.
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For the 3018 exhibition in particular, the objective was to imagine what objects of our time would look if discovered a millennia ahead of time. A 1961 Ferrari 250GT California and a 1981 DeLorean have been coated in ashy colors with many missing pieces to simulate decomposition. In the middle a pile of rubble created for the Galerie Perrotin NY in 2015 brings the pieces together along with sculptures of cartoon characters covered in a cloth and then tightened by ropes.
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Today is the last day of the open art exposition so for our readers in NY, hurry up and don't miss it.
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