Tom Sachs

June 17th, 2009 by
Tom Sachs

APOLLO LEM (steel, plywood, electronics, tools)

 

Tom Sachs sculpts truly elaborate masterpieces. In 2001, he recreated Le Corbusier’s 1952 Unité d’Habitation using only foamcore and a glue gun, and constructed a McDonald’s solely from plywood, glue, and assorted kitchen appliances. His attention to detail is mind-blowing. So intense. 

 

Tom Sachs

Unité (cardboard, thermal adhesive)

 

Tom Sachs

NASAblad (modified Hasselblad 500C/M, plywood, synthetic polymer paint)

 

Tom Sachs

Nutsy's McDonald's (mixed media)

 

Tom Sachs

California (plywood, synthetic polymer paint)

 

Tom Sachs

Crying Hello Kitty (bronze, automotive paint, water)

 

3 Comments

  1. Fei says:

    I love it! Reminds me of this Japanese artist who made pink amps & a whole kitchen out of similar materials…I can’t remember his name. Kaz something.

  2. Amir says:

    Kaz Oshiro!

  3. Joann says:

    can’t remember where the recent show in NY was but I was in love. There was a whale atop a grand piano and it was truly mindblowing.

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