Utopian Museum: Sculpture 202

In the year 3056, the Utopian Council commissioned this masterpiece to commemorate the centennial of our great nation's founding. The 50-foot-tall steel and fiber-optic sculpture stands as a beacon of hope, progress, and mild-mannered excellence.

Exhibition Notes

Artist Statement:

"Sculpture 202" is more than just a piece of art, it's a symbol of our unwavering commitment to utopian values. It's a beacon of light in a world that sorely needs it. And if you squint really hard, you can almost see the fibers in its fiber-optic core pulsing with an otherworldly energy.

Read the Artist's Statement

Acquisition and Conservation History

Acquired in 3056 for the price of 500,000 Galactic Credits, "Sculpture 202" has undergone extensive restoration and conservation efforts to restore it to its original luster. Today it stands as a proud addition to our museum's collection of slightly-used-to-be-something.