• A wavy-edged, translucent, layered form in pink, peach, and blue hues sits on a white background, resembling Dan Lam’s "Baby Blob #61" polyurethane foam sculpture—its soft curves and luminous colors evoke abstract art or an organic piece that would be at home in the Dan Lam collection.
  • A hand holds Dan Lam's "Baby Blob #61," a colorful, pastel, cloud-like polyurethane foam sculpture. Similar vibrant, blob-shaped creations by Dan Lam are scattered on a white surface in the background, evoking the playful aesthetic often seen at Hashimoto Contemporary.
  • Storefront window featuring the words SWEETMEATS DAN LAM and vibrant, shell-shaped objects—resembling Dan Lam’s "Baby Blob #61" sculpture—displayed behind the glass, evoking the playful aesthetic associated with Dan Lam’s artwork.
  • Art gallery space featuring Dan Lam’s "Baby Blob #61"—a playful, neon-hued polyurethane foam sculpture presented on blue and pink pedestals. The installation is further enlivened by colorful, translucent discs adorning the white walls and floor, while sunlight streams through glass doors and windows. This vibrant scene perfectly reflects the whimsical aesthetic of Dan Lam’s creations as showcased by Hashimoto Contemporary.
  • Scattered on a white surface, "Baby Blob #61" by Dan Lam features colorful, pastel, scalloped forms in various sizes. Created by artist Dan Lam, these polyurethane foam sculptures showcase soft gradient transitions between pink, blue, yellow, green, and purple—an aesthetic signature for pieces often exhibited at Hashimoto Contemporary.
  • Colorful, translucent, circular sculptures—reminiscent of Dan Lam’s "Baby Blob #61"—are arranged on a white wall near a window. Outside, a black car and buildings are visible. The window bears reversed white text that partly reads “SWEETMEATS,” “DAN LAM,” and hints at the gallery, Hashimoto Contemporary.
  • Dan Lam's "Baby Blob #61" features soft, pastel-colored, jelly-like forms in shades of pink, blue, yellow, green, and purple affixed to a white wall. This whimsical and vibrant abstract arrangement recalls a polyurethane foam sculpture and exemplifies Dan Lam’s signature playful style—making it a fitting piece for display at Hashimoto Contemporary.
  • Neon-hued, melted wax-like sculptures reminiscent of Dan Lam’s "Baby Blob #61"—crafted from polyurethane foam—cascade over pastel blue and pink pedestals. Nearby, small round wall pieces accompany the display in a bright gallery room with light wood floors, capturing the innovative spirit of Dan Lam’s work.
  • Colorful, blob-like sculptures, including Dan Lam's "Baby Blob #61," a vibrant polyurethane foam piece, are displayed on pastel pedestals and shelves in a bright, minimalist gallery. Circular, paint-drip wall art adds a playful element to the white walls and wooden floor, capturing the dynamic spirit of Hashimoto Contemporary.
  • Glowing on pastel pedestals in a bright gallery, Dan Lam’s "Baby Blob #61" polyurethane foam sculpture bursts with colorful, drippy textures. Multicolored disks cluster on a white wall as sunlight streams through large windows at Hashimoto Contemporary—a red car waits just outside.

Dan Lam - "Baby Blob #61"

Dan Lam
Baby Blob 61, 2020
polyurethane foam, resin, acrylic
6.5 x 5.5 x 1.5 in.
   
Featured in Sweetmeats, a solo show by Dan Lam on view August 29th - September 20th, 2020 at Hashimoto Contemporary SF