The inaugural subject of The Creators Project documentary series titled The Process and one of our five rising sculptors of 2016, Daniel Arsham made moves this week by solidifying his bromance with sultry pop star Usher—literally. The "Confessions" singer sat in Arsham's Brooklyn studio for four hours to create the cover of his new track with Yung Thug called "No Limit." A sculpture of Usher's face is broken and worn down as if centuries had passed since the piece was created—a signature part of Arsham's "future archaeology" style.A photo posted by Daniel Arsham (@danielarsham) on Jun 9, 2016 at 7:07am PDT
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Scale shifting future gardens where the things from our present are the relics of our past
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See more of Daniel Arsham's work on Instagram. Follow The Creators Project's Instagram to find more fascinating artists.Related:A photo posted by Daniel Arsham (@danielarsham) on Jun 1, 2016 at 12:34pm PDT