Photography by Andrew Fox
British artist Steven Follen has recently completed his latest installation, named ‘For all time’.
Photography by Andrew Fox
Commissioned by The Royal Shakespeare Company, the installation is made up of 2000 hand-folded metal stars.
Photography by Andrew Fox
The artist took inspiration from the many references to stars in Shakespeare’s writings.
Photography by Andrew Fox
The 2000 stainless steel stars are suspended from the ceiling to form a 3m tall (over 9 feet tall), three-dimensional human face.
Photography by Andrew Fox
Surrounding the face are more metal stars, which loosely reflect the position of the constellations on Shakespeare’s birthday.
Photography by Andrew Fox
The installation sits in the newly-restored Swan Wing, the oldest part of the RSC’s theatres in Stratford-upon-Avon.
Photography by Andrew Fox
Photography by Andrew Fox
