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Cast Resin - Numbered on label on box, Unsigned // Daniel Arsham’s Crystal Relic 002 - Handheld Gaming System (2020) is a captivating sculpture made from cast resin, representing a nostalgic and iconic piece of technology—the original Game Boy. Rendered in transparent, crystal-like resin, the handheld gaming system appears as a fossilized relic, a hallmark of Arsham’s practice of transforming familiar objects into archaeological artifacts of the future. The delicate translucency of the resin evokes a sense of fragility, as though the object is frozen in time, inviting viewers to reflect on the impermanence of technology and the fleeting nature of cultural icons. Numbered but unsigned, this limited edition work exemplifies Arsham’s ongoing exploration of time, memory, and the material world.
Crystal Relic 002 - Handheld Gaming System, 2020
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Cast Resin - Numbered on label on box, Unsigned // Daniel Arsham’s Crystal Relic 002 - Handheld Gaming System (2020) is a captivating sculpture made from cast resin, representing a nostalgic and iconic piece of technology—the original Game Boy. Rendered in transparent, crystal-like resin, the handheld gaming system appears as a fossilized relic, a hallmark of Arsham’s practice of transforming familiar objects into archaeological artifacts of the future. The delicate translucency of the resin evokes a sense of fragility, as though the object is frozen in time, inviting viewers to reflect on the impermanence of technology and the fleeting nature of cultural icons. Numbered but unsigned, this limited edition work exemplifies Arsham’s ongoing exploration of time, memory, and the material world.
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