Long Term Pillow 1997

"Long Term Pillow" is a 1997 sculpture by Tony Feher, known for his minimalist works using found objects. This piece features a simple, rough-hewn block of wood with a seemingly random arrangement of artificial flowers, creating a visually appealing yet thought-provoking commentary on the nature of artificiality and the passage of time. The mundane nature of the object, coupled with the vibrant colors and textures of the flowers, presents a unique and intriguing composition. This artwork exemplifies Feher's characteristic focus on everyday objects and their potential for artistic expression.