A bronze bicycle sculpture displayed on a plinth in the middle of a pond.

Daniel Arsham: Bronze Extraterrestrial Bicycle

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Daniel Arsham: Bronze Extraterrestrial Bicycle

Daniel Arsham has a particular interest in the passage of time and archaeology, which have influenced his Relics in the Landscape.

Bronze Extraterrestrial Bicycle is inspired by science fiction film E.T. (1982) which was a symbol of a generation. The sculpture is cast from a replica of the prop from the film, which is part of Daniel Arsham's private collection of artefacts from popular culture.

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

  • A bronze bicycle sculpture displayed on a plinth in the middle of a pond.
  • A bronze bicycle mounted on a plinth in the centre of a pond, with bushes and trees in the background.
  • A bronze bicycle mounted on a plinth in the centre of a pond, with bushes and trees in the background.

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