A charming miniature Jeff Koons “Split-Rocker” key chain from 2000, produced for / associated with Galerie Jérôme de Noirmont, Paris. This playful small-scale object translates Koons’ celebrated floral-inspired Split-Rocker sculpture into a colorful pocket-sized collectible, with textured blue, red-orange, yellow, and white detailing and attached metal key ring hardware.
This piece comes from the Todd Oldham Studio Collection. Todd Oldham is a longtime admirer and collector of contemporary art and photography, and this object was part of that personal/studio collection. Though designed as a key chain, it also works beautifully as a tiny sculptural object—perfect for a shelf, desk, vitrine, bookcase, or just the right unexpected spot in the home.
Compact, colorful, and instantly recognizable, this is a wonderful piece of contemporary art ephemera for collectors of Jeff Koons.
A charming miniature Jeff Koons “Split-Rocker” key chain from 2000, produced for / associated with Galerie Jérôme de Noirmont, Paris. This playful small-scale object translates Koons’ celebrated floral-inspired Split-Rocker sculpture into a colorful pocket-sized collectible, with textured blue, red-orange, yellow, and white detailing and attached metal key ring hardware.
This piece comes from the Todd Oldham Studio Collection. Todd Oldham is a longtime admirer and collector of contemporary art and photography, and this object was part of that personal/studio collection. Though designed as a key chain, it also works beautifully as a tiny sculptural object—perfect for a shelf, desk, vitrine, bookcase, or just the right unexpected spot in the home.
Compact, colorful, and instantly recognizable, this is a wonderful piece of contemporary art ephemera for collectors of Jeff Koons.