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A giant structure by British artist Anish Kapoor has been unveiled at Paris’ Grand Palais. The aim of the monster-like figure is to engulf the visitor, who gets swallowed up in the structure.
In contemporary art, size matters. And it seems that when it comes to Monumenta, the annual indoor art project which fills the Grand Palais with a single work, the bigger the better.
More about: Culture, Exhibition, Paris, SculptureCopyright © 2012 euronews
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