Chromorama Sculpture

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What is that striking sculpture? That’s Chromorama, a towering testament to color and urban renewal. This impressive sculpture stands at the entrance of the Broadgate office complex. Chromorama was designed by the London-based artist David Batchelor and was installed in 2015. The artwork is made up of 35 illuminated light boxes, stacked high to create a slender column. These boxes are strategically placed to face different directions, bathing the surrounding area in a vibrant array of colors. What makes Chromorama truly fascinating is Batchelor’s unique artistic style. He creates his installations using discarded objects found on the streets of London. These forgotten items are transformed into brightly colored light boxes, imbued with new life and meaning. So, as you stand in the heart of London’s financial district, take a moment to appreciate Chromorama. It is more than just a sculpture. It’s a symbol of urban transformation, a beacon of color in the urban landscape, and a testament to the artistic spirit that thrives in this city.

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