World-renowned Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama has unveiled her first and largest permanent public sculpture outside a major central London station.
Infinite Accumulation is located outside the eastern entrance of the Elizabeth Line at London Liverpool Street station.
The sculpture stands more than 10 metres tall, 12 metres wide and approximately 100 metres in length.
Kusama said: “London is a massive metropolis with people of all cultures moving constantly. The spheres symbolise unique personalities while the supporting curvilinear lines allow us to imagine an underpinning social structure.”
Inspired by her iconic polka dot motif, Infinite Accumulation features gleaming reflective silver spheres connected by twisting arches.
It was the final commission in 2017 for the Crossrail Art Programme for the Elizabeth line, co-funded by British Land and the City of London Corporation with support from Victoria Miro.
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