About

For his new exhibition at Perrotin in Paris, New York-based artist
Daniel Arsham revisits permanency while continuing to expand
on his interest in Asian cultures, planetary cycles, and his own mortality
—a subject inherent to his artistic practice.
Arsham, whose work has been widely exhibited internationally,
questions not only the reception of a piece, but the influence
a culture may have on new bodies of work. Since the very beginning,
Arsham has worked with the notion of memory and time, intertwining
his interest with architecture, while storytelling and science fiction have
always held a …