The British artist Roger Hiorns presents Seizure, his latest art installation commissioned by the arts organisation Artangel.

Hiorns has transformed an abandoned housing estate near London’s Elephant & Castle by covering the inside with blue copper phosphate crystals.

Walking in this cave of sparkling blue crystals is an amazing breathtaking experience I highly recommend.

The complex creative process of filling the flat with 90,000 litres of copper sulphate solution has been documented and is available on IconEye, the website of Icon Magazine.

Hiorns' art installation is scheduled for demolition after the exhibition which ends on 2nd November. Don't miss it!

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According to The New York Sun, Olafur Eliasson, the Danish-Icelandic artist who uses elements of nature to evoke sensory experiences, will present a monumental art installation in New York this summer. Four 70 feet high waterfalls will be erected in the East River and will be on display from mid-July to mid-October... A good reason to stop over in NYC this summer!

More info here: http://tinyurl.com/ypy4d7

If you liked the half-Icelandic Olafur Eliasson's sun set over the Turbine Hall at Tate Modern in 2004, do not miss Hreinn Fridfinnsson at the Serpentine Gallery this summer!

This exhibition of one of Icelandic’s leading conceptual artists, is presented in collaboration with Eliasson, who is working with Kjetil Thorsen to design this year’s Serpentine Gallery Pavilion.

Fridfinnsson’s work is a poetic and lyrical exploration through our childhood memories and emotions. His ability to capture the strongest feelings into the simplest objects is just astonishing. This Icelandic ready-made poetry is in London until September 2nd.

More info here: http://tinyurl.com/2vpy83

Don't miss this exciting new exhibition at the Hayward Gallery until August 19th! Antony Gormley, one of Britain’s best-known living sculptors, presents a series of brand new monumental works, including an amazing installation called Blind Light. This artwork is a large glass room filled with... a cloud! And you can walk in and lose yourself in light and vapour, with visibility down to as little as two feet. This is an astonishing as well as disturbing experience. Definitely worth trying.

It is recommended to book tickets in advance, here: http://tinyurl.com/2h4hwa