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Daniel Arsham recently announced a collaborative collection with Pokémon and Uniqlo. This marks the visual artist's continued collaboration with The Pokémon Company. It just landed online and is now available to shop.

Arsham made the announcement on Instagram earlier this month, sharing an animated video of Pikachu facing a large Arsham-esque sculpture of himself. "As the first visual artist to be granted access to the Pokémon Archive, my intention with the project was to not only bring the universe of Pokémon and the characters into my work, but to have my work infiltrate the Pokémon universe, as well," he wrote in the caption.

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The artist has been working with the Pokémon company and its animators for the past year, with the upcoming Uniqlo capsule being one out of a lineup of other projects with Pokémon to be unveiled later on. Earlier this year, Arsham teased a sculptural collection of the popular animation.

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