Move over, marble statues! British sculptor Antony Gormley just dropped a mind-bending installation in Beijing’s iconic 798 Art District. Imagine 132 life-sized humanoid sculptures made entirely from Yixing red clay bricks – yes, the same material as your teapot! 🧱✨
Arranged like an architectural puzzle across the gallery floor, these minimalist figures challenge visitors to rethink space and identity. Though they don’t tell a direct story, their stark forms create a viral-worthy contrast against the industrial backdrop of 798’s repurposed factories. 🏭➡️🎭
\"It’s like a TikTok trend for your soul,\" joked one college student attendee. The exhibition’s blend of raw earthiness and urban geometry has art influencers buzzing about humanity’s dance with modern environments. Drop by before it becomes everyone’s next Instagram aesthetic!
