One of his most famous projects is
Space Program, a series of installations that replicate NASA missions, complete with life-sized models of spacecraft, equipment, and even simulations of lunar missions, all constructed from materials like plywood, foam core, and glue.
« If you worship money, you’ll always feel poor. I worship innovation and I always feel like I’m not doing enough new stuff. That’s my impulsiveness. »
Tom Sachs
Sachs often infuses his work with irony and critique, questioning the fetishization of brands, the role of technology in society, and the myths of American exceptionalism. His practice is as much about the process as the final product, with a focus on the labor and craftsmanship involved in creation. Sachs&rsquo
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One of his most famous projects is
Space Program, a series of installations that replicate NASA missions, complete with life-sized models of spacecraft, equipment, and even simulations of lunar missions, all constructed from materials like plywood, foam core, and glue.
« If you worship money, you’ll always feel poor. I worship innovation and I always feel like I’m not doing enough new stuff. That’s my impulsiveness. »
Tom Sachs
Sachs often infuses his work with irony and critique, questioning the fetishization of brands, the role of technology in society, and the myths of American exceptionalism. His practice is as much about the process as the final product, with a focus on the labor and craftsmanship involved in creation. Sachs’ work has been exhibited in major museums and galleries around the world, making him a significant figure in contemporary art. (
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