
anish kapoor’s suck at jupiter artland is a caged vortex
a square cage surrounds a bottomless, whirling vortex that descends an infinite depth into the earth.
anish kapoor’s suck at jupiter artland is a caged vortex
all images courtesy of jupiter artland
juxtaposing the peaceful ambiance of the woodsy setting of jupiter artland in edinburgh, UK, a 17-foot, square cage surrounds a bottomless, whirling vortex evoking an uneasy feeling of displacement and fear. the installation ‘suck’ by anish kapoor captures an eerie allure, manipulating the natural atmosphere into something seemingly dark and disturbed. visitors to the land-art sculpture venue are invited to peer into the caged hole, the void only visible through heavy the iron bars, and its infinite depth provoking an unsettling sense of distress and anxiety of being pulled into the emptiness. ‘suck’ is characteristic of kapoor’s body of work, whose abstract structures and sculptures often bend the perception of space with their destabilizing scale and subject matter.

a detail of the bottomless vortex

the caged structure in the middle of the space

a jarring site for the forestscape

‘suck’ during a snowstorm
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