Anish Kapoor is a sculptor whose work consistently mesmerises and inspires awe, with his latest work, Leviathan he seems to have excelled himself once more. Leviathan is presented as this years piece for Monumenta – an invitation from the French Ministry for Culture and Communication for an internationally-renowned contemporary artist to create a site-specific work for the Grand Palais in Paris, and it would seem Kapoor is one of the few artists that can do this stunning space justice.
Anish Kapoor has used the launch of the show to bring attention to the plight of his incarcerated friend and colleague, Ai Weiwei, to whom he dedicated the piece.
Anish’s sublime work demands a response, immersion and interaction from it’s audience, and doesn’t require you to have an art degree do appreciate it. It’s also best experienced first hand, so if you find yourself anywhere near Paris between now and the 23rd of June, get yourself down to the Grand Palais, you won’t regret it.
Well there’s me new site, up and running, I’ll apologise in advance if my updates and posts are a little sporadic in the near future however, as the next 2 months are going to be hectic both with study and the studios. I’ve posted afew new albums, with the most recent work to be found 
Some amazing images of a huge ultra high-voltage test bench (popularly known as a “Tesla’s set”) is located in the Moscow Region and serves for testing machinery for its resistance to influence of the pulsed field. Just a shame I couldn’t find any of it fired up!