This piece looks like something a kid might have stacked together on a beach in 1982 — and then the desert kept it. Tower of Lost Toys is a column of mismatched colors and textures that feel scavenged from abandoned carnival rides, broken pool tiles, melted plastic toys, and sun‑warped trailer parts. Every ring tells a different story, every texture feels like it belonged to something else first.
It’s whimsical and ruined at the same time — a monument built from leftovers, patched together by imagination and held upright by sheer stubbornness. In the Bombay Beach Collection, this tower represents the playful side of a place defined by collapse: the joy that survives even when everything else falls apart.