Fulcrum

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Fulcrum is a large-scale, site-specific steel sculpture by American artist Richard Serra, known for its towering, leaning plates that dramatically alter viewers’ perception of space.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf public art
sculpture
site-specific artwork
architecturalStyle abstract
artisticTheme balance and instability
perception of space
viewer interaction
category Outdoor sculptures in London
Steel sculptures in the United Kingdom
Works by Richard Serra NERFINISHED
commissionedBy Broadgate developers
completionDate 1987
country England
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
creator Richard Serra NERFINISHED
designedTo alter viewers’ perception of space
engage pedestrians moving through the site
genre minimalist sculpture
hasInfluenceOn public perception of the Broadgate area
hasPart five towering steel plates
height 17 meters
approximately 55 feet
inception 1987
locatedInTheAdministrativeTerritorialEntity City of London NERFINISHED
locatedInTimeZone Europe/London
locatedNear Liverpool Street railway station NERFINISHED
location Broadgate, London NERFINISHED
Liverpool Street Station NERFINISHED
materialUsed COR-TEN steel
weathering steel
movement Minimalism NERFINISHED
notableFeature leaning steel plates
monumental scale
rust-colored surface
numberOfStructuralElements 5
orientation vertically oriented plates
owner Broadgate Estate NERFINISHED
partOf Broadgate public art collection NERFINISHED
publicAccess yes
significantPeriod late 20th century public art
structuralSystem freestanding steel plates
subjectOf art criticism
public art debates
surfaceTreatment naturally weathered steel

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Richard Serra notableWork Fulcrum
Jenny Saville notableWork Fulcrum