Duchamp Seinfeld Sets And De Kooning Hallways: Modern Masters As You've Never Seen Them Before

Utilizing Google’s 3D Warehouse in one of the most imaginative ways possible, artist Jon Rafman is able to carefully curate unusual spaces and turn them into large scale homages to artists such as Modigliani, Picasso, and many more. Combining the mundane and the low brow with art history's greatest heroes, Rafman is able to take a rather simple idea and make something bordering on magical.

Below, watch as Rafman lets viewers:

…feel all kinds of abstract emotions in a De Kooning hallway.

…laugh about the meaning of the modern age with Jerry and George on a Duchamp Seinfeld set.

…be front row for a pop art explosion inside a Keith Haring theater.

…reinvent comptemporary painting for 300 at Rosenquist Jeopardy.

..talk about primary colors and Mr. Burns in a Lichtenstein inspired Moe’s Tavern.

…debate "what is art?" in a Rothko Court.

….have a drink with Obama and discuss contemporary painting in a Jasper Johns Oval Office.

…and get neo-expressive in a Phillip Guston Kid’s Room. Note: we do not recommend actually doing this to your kid's room. Re: nightmares.

But for those who aren't actually that excited by interior design, don't worry--Rafman has also expanded his range to include such gems as a Murakami Godzilla attacking Kawara Tokyo:

Now our only question--where is the Jeff Koons dog park, and can we afford to visit?

BNPJ

h/t Nevver