Shio Kusaka
This collection was produced by Shio Kusaka and draws inspiration from her work Beam, from 2026, installed on the LACMA grounds, and the artist's first public sculpture to help the museum mark the opening of the David Geffen Galleries.
She describes the sculpture as “The work explores a universal form that many of us picture when we think of a UFO—an iconic shape that exists in our collective memory no matter what its reality may be.”
Shio Kusaka (Japan, b.1972)
Beam, 2026
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