To realize his last project, designer Adam Nathaniel Furman locked himself in his studio for three months. He describes his latest work, a thematic follow-up to Identity Parade “at an even more exuberant formal level.” Entitled You & Me, Furman created two polychromatic 3D-printed sculptures, one of which he smashed to pieces. He then set the fragmented piece next to its intact, ice cream cone-resembling counterpart.From Monday April 21st to Saturday June 21st, the two-part sculpture, fabricated by Lee3D, will be on show at the Hospital Club in Covent Garden, London:You & Me from Adam Nathaniel Furman on Vimeo.Furman’s “making-of” sets the tone of an artwork which falls somewhere within the lines of Auto-destructive Pop art: the final shot in the video, a side by side of the two sculptures, is backed by a Michelle Branch-esque tune with lyrics about forgetting who we are. Like Furman’s previous work, You & Me manages to address identity and decay while maintaining the artist's colorful 3D-printed aesthetic.Check out more of Adam Nathaniel Furman's work on the artist's website. h/tRelated:What Happens When A Designer Locks Himself In A Studio For Three Months?Mariko Mori Explores Infinity Through SculptureThis Sculpture Is Controlled By Your Memories
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