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Plaster and Crushed Glass sculpture with original presentation box - Numbered on label on the box // Daniel Arsham's Future Relic 08 (Radio) (2017) is a sculptural work that transforms a once-commonplace object, a radio, into a decayed artifact of the future. Made from plaster and crushed glass, the piece mimics the form of a vintage boombox, but it is presented in a state of erosion, with significant portions of its surface appearing to have disintegrated. The detailed textures and distressed surface suggest the passage of time and the fragility of technological objects. Arsham’s Future Relic series contemplates how everyday items may be rediscovered as archaeological finds in the distant future, inviting viewers to reflect on obsolescence, memory, and the impermanence of culture.
Future Relic 08 (Radio), 2017
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Plaster and Crushed Glass sculpture with original presentation box - Numbered on label on the box // Daniel Arsham's Future Relic 08 (Radio) (2017) is a sculptural work that transforms a once-commonplace object, a radio, into a decayed artifact of the future. Made from plaster and crushed glass, the piece mimics the form of a vintage boombox, but it is presented in a state of erosion, with significant portions of its surface appearing to have disintegrated. The detailed textures and distressed surface suggest the passage of time and the fragility of technological objects. Arsham’s Future Relic series contemplates how everyday items may be rediscovered as archaeological finds in the distant future, inviting viewers to reflect on obsolescence, memory, and the impermanence of culture.
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