Form and Content 1979

"Form and Content" (1979) by British artist Antony Gormley presents a minimalist approach to sculpture. The artwork consists of a series of empty glass bottles arranged in a simple line across the floor, mimicking the form of the human body. Gormley's use of everyday objects, such as bottles, challenges traditional notions of sculpture, highlighting the transformative power of form and content. This piece explores themes of presence and absence, inviting viewers to contemplate the human body and its relationship to the surrounding environment.