Hidden within the 18th century interior in Dover Street in Mayfair, something strange is going on.  The architecture has been supressed and – look what happens when you do Yoga!  This is how you end up – twisted and contorted, with a touch of colour….

American artist Carol Bove (born 1971) twists, turns and folds steel as if it was as soft as paper with her sculptures at David Zwirner in Mayfair  – it seems impossible that they are actually steel.

Downstairs is a traditional “White Cube” interior style of architecture to the gallery; while upstairs is more adventurous with grey walls and grey carpeted floors, against which the bright colours of Bove’s sculptures create quiet a contrast as they take project out and over the space.

Splendidly curated and lit, this is an excellent exhibition of Bove’s work.

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