As I walk around Rockefeller Plaza in New York in September, a massive shadow towers over me, I look up and think, "What is this floral half-horse, half-cow sculpture?" A crowd of people are taking photos and Instagramming the piece from the railing on the opposite side, and some are trying to take selfies with the sculpture from underneath. I later find out, it is Split-Rocker, Jeff Koon's artwork. This piece evokes nostalgia and the imaginative playfulness of childhood, with the two irregular ...
As I walk around Rockefeller Plaza in New York in September, a massive shadow towers over me, I look up and think, "What is this floral half-horse, half-cow sculpture?" A crowd of people are taking photos and Instagramming the piece from the railing on the opposite side, and some are trying to take selfies with the sculpture from underneath. I later find out, it is Split-Rocker, Jeff Koon's artwork. This piece evokes nostalgia and the imaginative playfulness of childhood, with the two irregular ...
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