
Not on display
- Artist
- Anish Kapoor born 1954
- Medium
- Sandstone and pigment
- Dimensions
- 2470 × 1200 × 1120 mm
- Collection
- Tate
- Acquisition
- Presented by the American Fund for the Tate Gallery, courtesy of Edwin C. Cohen (for A., A., A. and J.) 2000
- Reference
- T07592
Display caption
The cavity carved out of this sandstone block is coated with a blue pigment. The physical presence of the anthropomorphic stone is combined with the visual experience of immersion into an apparently infinite chasm of blue. One of Britain’s best-known artists, Kapoor has described his interest in cavities and voids in terms of a ‘sensual uncertainty’, gaining access to an unstable series of forces which are both external and internal, physical and unconscious.
Gallery label, November 2016
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