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Alarm Clock

Product: L8610

Landmark Creations collaborated with Art Production Fund to design a whimsical inflatable alarm clock blooming with oversized California poppies. Displayed outdoors at Frieze LA in Santa Monica, the 16-foot installation merged everyday imagery with natural elements to spark curiosity and conversation. Serving as a bold visual centerpiece, this inflatable art piece invited festival-goers to pause, reflect, and experience art in unexpected ways.

Specifications

  • Dimensions: H: 16 L: 6.5 W: 11
  • Weight: 84 lbs.

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