| Description | At the end of 2002, the artist John Kelly travelled to the bottom of the globe with the scientists of the British Antarctic Survey, fascinated by the delicate ecosystems as well as the vast scale and loneliness of the Antarctic landscape and the Southern Ocean. Working with a variety of media, from sketches and sculptures to sound samples and found objects, he created a compelling evocation of what it is like to exist - as artist, scientist or animal - at the edge of the world. |