sixty life-sized sculptures in positions inherent to the human body crawl, squat, and kneel as they make their way across the museum.

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in venice, fondazione prada exhibits 50+ works in hopes to artistically address and explore the climate crisis and weather issues.

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the exhibition hosts sculptures by both artists, along with a selection of drawings by Fontana between 1946 and 1968, and a series of graphic works, and workbooks by Gormley.

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'new york clearing (2020)' turns itself into a maze-like interactive environment for the public to climb through.

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the sculptures – taking on naturalistic, cubic and abstracted forms – either stand or lie on the ground, exposed to the elements.

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the artist presents the project as a speculation on how public sculpture in an urban context can re-engage with the subjective feeling of the citizen.

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designboom spoke exclusively with the artist about his ongoing interest in the human body and space, and the overall themes imbued in his sculptural work.

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configured into a labyrinth with 15 chambers, antony gormley's 'fit' exhibition encourages visitors to encounter dramatic and differently sized sculptures.

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the exhibition asks the viewer to consider the human form as a site of transformation, rather than a static object.

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thirty-one sculptures of naked, life-size, anatomically correct sculptures, made by antony gormley from casts of his own body, look out across hong kong's central and western districts.

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