Thursday, December 6, 2012

“TURNING THE WORLD UPSIDE DOWN”


ANISH KAPOOR “TURNING THE WORLD UPSIDE DOWN”



The work of Anish Kapoor has confounded the descriptions of writers , viewers and critics alike for decades, only because his forms are so elemental and his apparent eschewing of the popular idiom current in contemporary art at the time he became visible.
The artist’s obsession with stainless steel  surfaces which distort the surroundings reflect Kensington Gardens.

TURNING THE WORLD UPSIDE DOWN it is the main sculpture of Kapoor in Kensington Gardens, London UK, taken from the images projected from the highly polished steel creations.
Kapoor’s large sculptures are stunning in the grounds of Kensington Gardens where there are space and surroundings to beautifully exhibit the massive objects while drawing into the sculpture the images of people participating in the exhibition.
readers an idea of what to expect.  These are amazing objects which create a very contemporary feeling of polished surfaces, clean lines, and massive dimensions.
There is also a sculpture in Chicago, Called Cloud Gate at Millennium Park. I'll love to go a visit both of the sculptures some day. 

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