A sculpture of a giant Bugs Bunny shaped soft toy, with eroded crystal sections.

Daniel Arsham: Bronze Eroded Bunny

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Daniel Arsham: Bronze Eroded Bunny

Daniel Arsham transforms familiar objects and images to create a sense of distorted reality and plays with our expectations. Bronze Eroded Bunny is based on a Bugs Bunny plush toy which has been transformed into a future relic. The sculpture is a reminder of childhood for many, and might spark particular memories or associations.

Discover more about Daniel Arsham's Relics in the Landscape exhibition.

  • A sculpture of a giant Bugs Bunny shaped soft toy, with eroded crystal sections.
  • The artist Daniel Arsham, wearing a winter coat and sunglasses, sitting on the base of a giant rabbit sculpture.

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