Floor Cone 1962

Claes Oldenburg's 1962 sculpture, "Floor Cone," is a quintessential example of Pop Art. Known for his larger-than-life sculptures of everyday objects, Oldenburg's "Floor Cone" takes the mundane form of an ice cream cone and transforms it into a monumental, soft, and slightly humorous piece. The sculpture's fabric and fabric-like texture, along with the vibrant green and tan color scheme, create a whimsical, almost playful aesthetic. The work's seemingly simplistic form belies a deeper commentary on consumerism and the often-overlooked beauty of ordinary things.