Towering stacks of oversized saucers and furniture fit for giants are some of the treasures on display in Los Angeles at a new exhibition of the work of Robert Therrien.

The landmark showing at The Broad is the largest ever museum exhibition of the late artist's oeuvre.

With more than 120 works created over five decades, the show offers visitors the chance to explore both the intimate sketches and the large-scale work of one of Los Angeles' most celebrated artists.

"There's a lot of works in this show that are sort of an environmental headspace," Paul Cherwick, co-director of the Robert Therrien Estate, told AFP.

"Being under those tables...where it takes you in that area of like remembering being a different size and scale.

"Your...perceptions are altered.
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Therrien, who died in 20

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