world’s largest sculpture of a can of fruit cocktail, smashing previous records and delighting both art enthusiasts and food lovers. Towering at an astonishing 10 meters, the sculpture is a strikingly realistic representation of a classic canned fruit cocktail, complete with detailed labeling and vibrant colors.
The massive installation is the work of contemporary artist Marcus Lee, who collaborated with engineers and a team of artisans to ensure both artistic accuracy and structural stability. Built using eco-friendly materials, including recycled metals and biodegradable paints, the sculpture emphasizes sustainability while celebrating pop culture and food heritage.
The project was part of New York’s Annual Public Art Festival, which aims to transform the city’s streets and parks into interactive galleries. Officials confirmed that the sculpture has surpassed the previous record for the largest food-related art installation, earning a coveted spot in the Guinness World Records.
Visitors are encouraged to explore the sculpture up close, take photographs, and learn about the creative process behind its construction. “This sculpture is a playful yet meaningful tribute to everyday objects and the artistry that can be found in the most unexpected places,” said Lee during the inauguration ceremony.
