Tom Sachs Studio is based in New York City. Founded by contemporary artist Tom Sachs, the studio is renowned for its elaborate recreations of modern icons, utilizing materials like foamcore and plywood to craft sculptures that both critique and celebrate consumer culture. Notable works include a reinterpretation of Le Corbusier’s 1952 Unité d’Habitation made entirely from foamcore and a glue gun. The studio’s distinctive approach has led to collaborations with brands such as Nike, resulting in the creation of the NikeCraft Mars Yard sneakers.