Sam Lasseter's Oreo-Inspired Sculpture Commemorating the National Biscuit Company

Join us on an artful journey with Artrepreneur Artist Sam Lasseter, who uses nostalgia and childhood memories to create hyper-realistic sculptures of classic American toys and candies. In this video, we explore his latest project, a giant Oreo sculpture, which is a tribute to the historic National Biscuit Company (Nabisco) factory in Chelsea, New York. Follow Sam as he sources materials from a classic toy store, Tiddle E. Winks, which he used to visit as a child. And get a glimpse into his creative process, from conceptualization to the final casting of the sculpture.
Sam Lasseter, a Sonoma, California native, has always been drawn to three-dimensional art and sculpture. His work aims to evoke joy, laughter, and positive energy, connecting with viewers through shared memories and experiences.
The Oreo sculpture, based on the original 1912 design, is a testament to the iconic cookie's history and its roots in the Chelsea neighborhood. Sam's work beautifully marries art, history, and nostalgia, creating a unique piece that resonates with viewers on a deeply personal level.
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