Alex Chinneck
Sculpture

Artist Spotlight: Alex Chinneck

More incredible public artworks by British sculptor Alex Chinneck (previously featured here). “Six pins and half a dozen needles” creates the impression of a building being torn in half, while “Take my lighting but don’t steal my thunder” involves the illusion of one half of a building hovering over the other. See more images of torn and tearing structures below!
 


Alex Chinneck
Photo Credit: Charles Emerson


 
 

Alex Chinneck
Photo Credit: Charles Emerson

 

 

Alex Chinneck
Photo Credit: Charles Emerson

 

 

Alex Chinneck
Photo Credit: Charles Emerson

 

 

Alex Chinneck
Photo Credit: Charles Emerson

 

 

Alex Chinneck
Photo Credit: Charles Emerson

 

 

Alex Chinneck
Photo Credit: Charles Emerson

 

 

Alex Chinneck
Photo Credit: Chris Tubbs

 

 

Alex Chinneck
Photo Credit: Chris Tubbs

 

 

Alex Chinneck
Photo Credit: Chris Tubbs

 

 

Alex Chinneck
Photo Credit: Chris Tubbs

 

 

Alex Chinneck
Photo Credit: Chris Tubbs


 

 

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