nine colossal tubes undulate and dwarf visitors amid a red glow in SpY's beijing installation

A hypnotic choreography of nine colossal inner tubes dwarfs visitors in SpY’s latest kinetic installation, ZEROS. Following the unveiling of his previous large-scale artwork Blankets in

Chengdu, China, the Spanish artist takes to the Times Art Museum in Beijing, suspending a series of vast black volumes that gently undulate amid a red glow and engulf observers into

constrained viewpoints and navigation patterns. The solemn motions of the piece evoke the image of an enormous animal that shifts ponderously, in a visual and spatial experience dominated by

the intense contrast of the block shapes against the harsh light.

exhibited at Times Art Museum in Beijing | all images courtesy of SpY

The monumental sculpture marks SpY’s first commission for an Asian museum. Installed at the main hall of the Times Art Museum in Beijing, ZEROS’ shifting volumes and vast scale invite

viewers to navigate the space and experience various perspectives and moments of connection. The artist contributes to the exhibition ‘Wavelength, a Momentary Spring’ which invites renowned

global artist to create surreal contemporary art installations. Together the artistic landscapes spark contemplation and convey the fleeting passage of moments in time.

a hypnotic dance of nine colossal inner tubes

suspended from the ceiling, the vast black volumes gently undulate amid a red glow

engulfing observers into constrained viewpoints and navigation patterns

the solemn motions evoke the image of an enormous animal that shifts ponderously

the monumental sculpture marks SpY’s first commission for an Asian museum

its shifting nature and vast scale invites viewers to experience various perspectives

the artist contributes to the exhibition ‘Wavelength, a Momentary Spring’