In this artwork, the Polaroid camera—a symbol of instant photography and vintage charm—is transformed into an enigmatic artifact, evoking a sense of temporal displacement and mystery. Arsham's distinctive aesthetic, characterized by erosion, distortion, and a sense of antiquity, is applied to the Polaroid camera, giving it a weathered, fossilized appearance as if it has been unearthed from a distant future.

Through this reinterpretation, Arsham prompts viewers to reconsider their relationship with photography and the ways in which technology shapes our memories and experiences. The "Future Relic Polaroid" serves as a reminder of the rapid evolution of photographic technology and the transient nature of human creations.

Yet, amidst the decay, there is a sense of nostalgia for the tactile experience of using a Polaroid camera and the instant gratification it provides in capturing moments. Arsham's creation invites us to reflect on the ways in which photography influences our perceptions of time and memory, and the enduring significance of capturing moments in our lives.