Daniel Arsham is kept busy with his ongoing projects -- one of which is the brand new Eroded Carrera RS art sculpture that perfectly depicts the iconic vehicle. It is based on the notable 1973 Carrera RS 2.7 Touring that is set to join his ongoing Future Relic series.
The artist describes the sports car sculpture as "one of my favorite vehicles and one of the most beautiful and raw expressions of the Porsche 911 with my alterations.” The piece boasts Arsham's iconic and notable crystal erosion technique with a blend of resin, aluminum oxide, and plaster. "Arsham RS" can be seen at the license plate as a touch of branding and also at the plaque found at the underbelly.
Image Credit: Arsham Editions
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Crystal Erosion Art
- There is a trend in incorporating crystal erosion technique in art crafting as seen in Daniel Arsham's Eroded Carrera RS sculpture.
- Iconic Vehicle Replicas
- Artists are creating replicas of iconic vehicles in sculpture form as demonstrated by Daniel Arsham's Eroded Carrera RS piece.
- Futuristic Sculpting
- Future Relic series by Daniel Arsham demonstrates a trend towards sculpture art that employ futuristic ideas and techniques.
Sectors Adopting This
- Automotive
- Automotive companies can invest in creating limited edition artful replicas of their iconic vehicles for collectors and enthusiasts.
- Art and Design
- Art and Design industry can incorporate new and unique techniques like crystal erosion to set their designs apart.
- Luxury Collectibles
- A niche industry can be created for luxury collectibles like Daniel Arsham's Eroded Carrera RS sculpture to cater to high-end buyers and enthusiasts.
