An Antony Gormley work, Royal Academy, London, November 2019
What looks for a second like a random pile of rocks, is instantly transformed into a curled up body. These typically-Gormley sculptures, are actually made from piles of hand-rolled clay.
Copyright Debbie Smyth, 7 November 2019
Posted as part of Cee’s B&W
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Very cool.
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Amazing! Even from photos, it looks a powerful work.
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Very interesting. I went last week with my son to the RA to see the Lucien Freud. I wish we had the time to see the Gormley as well.
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Never enough time! And there’s always something great on at the RA.
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Ooh; thanks for sharing these Debbie. I think Gormley is a genius.
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I loved this exhibition – there’s more to his work than I knew.
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😀 I’m off to Google him — there is so much I don’t know about his work either.
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What a cool stone exhibit. Love your photos Debbie 😀
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