Antony Gormley. Close V. 1998. Cast iron, 27 × 201 × 174 cm. © the artist. Photograph by Stephen White

Antony Gormley is internationally renowned for his sculptures, installations and public artworks that explore the relationship between the human body and space.Often casting his own body as a base, he then develops his works using a variety of forms and materials that provoke questions about how humans relate to nature and the cosmos.

Gormley’s new commission at the Ng Teng Fong Roof Garden Gallery, Horizon Field Singapore (2021), invites visitors to walk through a vast matrix of aluminium rings, allowing them to co-create the experience by stepping through the rings.

This new-site specific installation is complemented by three sculptures placed around the gallery which present defining aspects of Gormley’s extensive study of the human body: Close V, Sense and Ferment. They also provide a wider context for Horizon Field Singapore, in which our own bodies become part of the work, and where we can reimagine our own relationship with our environment.

Venue: National Gallery Singapore

When: 6 Aug 2021 - 12 Feb 2023,

By: National Gallery Singapore