Adam Parker Smith is celebrated for his playful yet rigorous sculptures that mimic inflatable forms — balloons, pool floats — while being cast in durable materials such as bronze and resin.
His practice destabilizes perception, revealing the hidden weight behind seemingly frivolous surfaces.
Smith has exhibited widely, including at The Hole (New York), Honor Fraser (Los Angeles), and Sho Contemporary (Tokyo). His works are part of major museum collections such as the Brooklyn Museum and the Times Museum in Guangzhou.
