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Isaac Cordal‘s “cement eclipses” is something we like a lot, the scenes are so great – atmospheric and melancholy, but also humorous.
If like us, you’d love to come across one of these on the street, now is the perfect timing!
Isaac Cordal will be launching his first book “Cement eclipses, small intervention in the big city” this 26th May at the Pure Evil Gallery in London and the event will be accompanied by an exhibition of Isaac’s work
If like us, you’d love to come across one of these on the street, now is the perfect timing!
Isaac Cordal will be launching his first book “Cement eclipses, small intervention in the big city” this 26th May at the Pure Evil Gallery in London and the event will be accompanied by an exhibition of Isaac’s work
Preview Thursday 26th May 2011
6.00pm
at The Pure Evil Gallery
108 Leonard Street, London EC2A 4RH.
Telephone 020 7729 2866
6.00pm
at The Pure Evil Gallery
108 Leonard Street, London EC2A 4RH.
Telephone 020 7729 2866
Show ends Saturday 28th May 2011
If you are not in London and can’t attend the event, you can order a special edition which contains the signed book and sculpture.
Available Here for £120
Oblivious to the casual passer-by, a tribe of small cement
figures have been appearing in cities across Europe. Left to
fend for themselves amongst the chaos of everyday living, they
can be found in the most unlikeliest of places.
From paddling in gutters to sitting majestically on top of bus shelters,
these concrete sculptures are like little magical gifts to the public
that only a few lucky people will have both seen and loved, but so
many more will have missed.
figures have been appearing in cities across Europe. Left to
fend for themselves amongst the chaos of everyday living, they
can be found in the most unlikeliest of places.
From paddling in gutters to sitting majestically on top of bus shelters,
these concrete sculptures are like little magical gifts to the public
that only a few lucky people will have both seen and loved, but so
many more will have missed.
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