Daniel Arsham, an American contemporary artist, creates sculptures that defy our thoughts and belief of space.
I was immediately drawn to his art because it is white and the fabric pieces remind me of being a little girl. I used to hide under a sheet and thought that no one could see me. So silly.
Anyway, I love the simple, smooth, clean lines and softness of Daniel’s art pieces.
Daniel Arsham, Mail Slot, 2008
Daniel Arsham, Hiding Figure, 2011
Daniel Arsham, Floor Drip, 2011
Daniel Arsham, Big Drip, 2011
Daniel Arsham, Standing Figure with Drip, 2011
Daniel Arsham, Falling Clock, 2011
Daniel Arsham, Hammock, 2007
Daniel Arsham, Hollow Figure, 2012
I can tell that you were the model for Daniel Arsham, Hiding Figure, 2011, but you were wrong when you wrote, “I used to hide under a sheet and thought that no one could see me.” Of course we can see you. Those shoes are a definite giveaway. They’re so you! 🙂
LOLOLOL No, I was NOT the model!
Like this, very clever and talented.
I’m glad you enjoyed it, Philip! 😀
Your mom got nothing out of this one, lol.
I always saw you under the sheet because your little red hair always poked out,lol. Or you pulled it so tight that I saw your perfect face profile,lol.
I love you Sherry. This was a nice memory. I also remember the microphone. I still like the microphone…you know, your bed post tops,lol. Or how about how your socks could not have a wrinkle in them and you wouldn’t let them slide down your leg even a fraction, lol.
I was totally oblivious to the fact that I wasn’t invisible. I really thought since I couldn’t see you, it was impossible for you to see me. LOL
I love you too, Mom. I have a lot of nice memories of being a small child.