All-white sculptural artwork resembling a weathered, plaster-cast Vogue Nederland magazine cover, with all text and imagery carved or embossed in relief rather than printed in color. Large "VOGUE" masthead at top, with cover lines including "216 inspiring looks," "Special Issue: Fondation Louis Vuitton, through the lens of Gordon Parks," "Behind the letters Van Gogh wrote," and "BITCOIN — Tulip mania is back." The surface is cracked and crumbling in irregular patches, especially over where a cover model's face and body would be, revealing rough plaster texture beneath the smooth white coating. A small strip of text in the bottom right corner references Piet Mondrian.

Selenite Eroded Vogue Magazine

created by the acclaimed American artist Daniel Arsham.

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