30
JUL
2014

Abandoned building jellyfish art installation in Liverpool

By Antonia Edwards

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This month, a new art installation was revealed on a quiet street in Liverpool. A large fish tank full of serene jellyfish was installed behind the shutters of an abandoned building, emanating a beautiful blue glow by night. The work by Walter Hugo & Zoniel is called ‘The Physical Impossibility of Inspiring the Imagination of Someone Living.’ The tank was also filmed and live-streamed in to London art gallery Gazelli Art House. Via This is Colossal

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Images via This is Colossal

Antonia Edwards

Antonia is the founding editor of Upcyclist. Based in the UK, she is the author of two books: 'Upcyclist: Reclaimed and Remade Furniture, Lighting and Interiors' (Prestel 2015) and 'Renovate Innovate: Reclaimed and Upcycled Homes' (Prestel 2017).

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