Objects for Living | Collection II Daniel Arsham 的居家艺术品设计

Referring to Daniel Arsham as a multidisciplinary artist doesn’t seem like quite enough – his work has included art, architecture, performance, fashion and film – but it’s accurate. During lockdown, amidst a new work from home reality, Arsham took time to reflect on what objects he himself would want to spend time living with. The result is an expansion upon his earlier exhibition, Objects for Living, that debuted as an immersive environment in collaboration with Friedman Benda at Design Miami/ 2019 . It was creatively installed as a fictionalized recreation of his Long Island home that was built in 1971 by modernist architect Norman Jaffe. Objects for Living: Collection II is a second group of furniture Arsham created using motifs taken from his daily life. Some of the light-hearted forms even take on a free sculpture look that resulted from experimenting with his children’s Play-Doh! Within the series you’ll find an armchair, bench, table, chair, desk lamp, floor lamp, and wall art that are playful and sure to make you smile.

Pebbles Armchair

Pebbles Armchair

Bamm Bamm Bench

Bamm Bamm Bench

Bamm Bamm Bench

Bedrock Table

Bedrock Table

Bedrock Table

Dining Chair

Dining Chair

Dining Chair

Desk Lamp

Desk Lamp

Floor Lamp

Floor Lamp

Bronze Leaf