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Artist Angela Wright – known for her architectural-scale installations in both public and private locations – installs a massive hank of wool weighing 51kg (103lb) and measuring 189 miles, in the 18th century church All Hallows on the Wall in the City of London, in the run-up to Easter.
189 MILES: Wool Installation represents both an obstacle and a portal, which hangs as two cascading skeins parted like a doorway and spilling out across the floor in the nave of All Hallows. Visitors will be able to stand close and walk inside the piece, touch and feel its enclosing warmth.
Angela Wright says, "Visiting the site I was struck by the ceiling's creamy softness and flower-like patterns. I imagined a work that would connect these characteristics with the floor and 'pour' them over it.
189 MILES: Wool Installation represents both an obstacle and a portal, which hangs as two cascading skeins parted like a doorway and spilling out across the floor in the nave of All Hallows. Visitors will be able to stand close and walk inside the piece, touch and feel its enclosing warmth.
Angela Wright says, "Visiting the site I was struck by the ceiling's creamy softness and flower-like patterns. I imagined a work that would connect these characteristics with the floor and 'pour' them over it.
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