Recall seeing a very well contorted Kate Moss along the streets of Orchard Road, or a suspending foetus right above the neatly manicured greens at Gardens By The Bay? Then, you would have witnessed a piece of British artist Marc Quinn’s wide-ranging oeuvre of artworks.

Often dealing with the distanced relationship we have with our bodies and with nature and highlighting how the conflict between the ‘natural’ and ‘cultural’ has a grip on the contemporary psyche, his works are both deeply spiritual and provocative. Quinn often employs an uncompromising array of materials, from ice and blood to glass, marble and lead in his works.

Check out more of his works here.

Works of Calder on Nowness.com

Take a peek into the wonderfully inspiring world of renowned sculptor and artist, Alexander Calder in this rare footage from Herbert Matter’s 1950 film ‘Works of Calder’. “Renowned for his ability to “sculpt with air,” Calder dedicated his seven-decade career to observing the complex nature of movement, pioneering kinetic sculptures, called mobiles, which prefigured the work of a diverse range of contemporary artists.”

Via here.