All Photos By Gail
Who says your furniture can’t be part of your art collection? This vibrant, upcycled piece of furniture is a masterful transformation of a vintage 2-drawer Berkey and Gay dresser. The artist breathed new life into the antique piece, entitled Fragile Like a Bomb, enveloping it in a kaleidoscope of bright, bold neon pink, yellow, and turquoise colors. Fabulous!
The front-facing drawers are adorned with a series of Lichtenstein-esque, Pop Art-inspired female faces, each one uniquely expressive and captivating. The faces are intricately detailed, with bold lines, bright colors, and a sense of playful energy.
Across the dresser top, the word Fuck is emblazoned in a bold, graphic font, adding a touch of edginess to the overall design. This unexpected element adds a layer of complexity to the piece, inviting the viewer to consider the intersection of art, language, and culture.
Through its innovative blend of vintage and modern elements, this upcycled dresser presents a truly one-of-a-kind work of art that is both functional and visually striking. The dresser is availablee from Gray Gardens Design and priced at just $2,800, plus shipping from Florida.
Photographed at Art Expo, Spring 2025 at Pier 36 in NYC.
