End of the Game

2024

End of the Game by Daniel Paul, child leaning on an oil-stained globe outside the Swedish Parliament in Stockholm
End of the Game, Installation view, Riksgatan, Stockholm, 2024

End of the Game

2024

3D-printed PLA, PVC, metal, polyester and acrylic paint
100 × 50 × 90 cm
39.4 × 19.7 × 35.4 in.
Public intervention

In End of the Game, a globe stained with oil serves the child as a toy and a support. It also becomes an image of a damaged inheritance. The child can play with the world but cannot choose the condition in which it is received.

The work was presented outside the Swedish Parliament in Stockholm on the fifth anniversary of the global climate strikes.

End of the Game sculpture by Daniel Paul installed at Riksgatan outside the Swedish Parliament in Stockholm, 2024
Front detail of Daniel Paul’s End of the Game sculpture showing a child with oil-stained hands leaning on a globe
Detail of End of the Game by Daniel Paul showing the figurative child sculpture and oil-stained globe
Side view of Daniel Paul’s End of the Game sculpture with a child pushing an oil-stained globe in Stockholm




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