Lakwena Maciver Creates a Vibrant Artwork on a London Rooftop
Francesca Mercurio — October 28, 2021 — Art & Design
References: dezeen
London-based artist Lakwena Maciver has used an empty rooftop and transformed the space into a vibrant art display. Titled 'Black in the Air: A Meditation on Higher Ground,' the artwork spans over 1,400 square meters on the terrace of London's Temple Station. Westminster City Council and 180 Studios commissioned the artist to develop a post-pandemic-inspired art display on the roof terrace.
The artwork consists of vibrantly colored tiles and symbolizes the city's recovery from the coronavirus pandemic. The phrase "nothing can separate us" is incorporated into the artwork and creates a sentiment of togetherness and strength within the design. Although not visible to Londoners who use Temple Station, guests are welcomed to visit the artwork and enjoy the views across the River Thames.
Image Credit: David Parry/PA Wire
The artwork consists of vibrantly colored tiles and symbolizes the city's recovery from the coronavirus pandemic. The phrase "nothing can separate us" is incorporated into the artwork and creates a sentiment of togetherness and strength within the design. Although not visible to Londoners who use Temple Station, guests are welcomed to visit the artwork and enjoy the views across the River Thames.
Image Credit: David Parry/PA Wire
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