Tomokazu Matsuyama's Solo Show at Joshua Liner Gallery
Marissa Brassfield — March 9, 2009 — Art & Design
References: matzu.net & arrestedmotion
This insane sculpture by Tomokazu Matsuyama is called "Wherever I Am," and it's the centerpiece of his solo show in NYC called "Glancing at Twin Peaks." The giant fiberglass sculpture depicts a Playmobil-inspired jockey riding atop a silver horse; the whole piece stands over 2 meters (over 6.5 feet) tall.
Tomokazu Matsuyama's exhibition featured a ton of his other work, all of which add a contemporary twist to classic pop culture icons. There's plenty more at the link below, but I was so taken with this sculpture that I had to dedicate the gallery above to it.
Tomokazu Matsuyama's exhibition featured a ton of his other work, all of which add a contemporary twist to classic pop culture icons. There's plenty more at the link below, but I was so taken with this sculpture that I had to dedicate the gallery above to it.
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