Daniel Arsham

But we're seeing a lot of artists do that more and more.

I mean, I think of like Cause and I think of Daniel Arsham that really become popular and – kind of impacted culture in a way because they're able to reach the masses because of these collaborations.

So some people may say, like, why would you do that? Why would you work for the capital? But there's benefits.

I understand both sides of it.

And out there, they've done some pretty cool collabs over the years.

They've had Daniel Arsham.

They've had Samuel Ross.

They've had a variety of others.

In a perfect representation of the Ferrari pit wall strategy, it makes absolutely no sense whatsoever.

Then there's the sculptural pieces like the Arsham Droplet pocket watch, a frozen tear captured from artist Daniel Arsham when he sold out to the luxury watch brand.

It's a completely alien take on a centuries-old format, and I think stuff like that should be applauded.

So there you have it.

But all of my colleagues, I have seen over the 11 years how they have grown in their interest of the art and wanting to have that knowledge, but also wanting to be able to share it with our guests.

So I think, you know, and I love to hear guests come back and like, you know, when did that astronaut, you know, Daniel Arsham's sculpture arrive in the front lawn? You know, it wasn't there six months ago.

So, you know, you have that, I guess, that creativity where our guests, they encounter art everywhere.

It's not just in the lobby.

and just look at the piece and touch it.

We'd prefer if it didn't.

But, you know, there's the only piece we have sort of a little protection around is the Stormtrooper by Daniel Arsham because it has sharp crystals.

We don't want anyone running into it.