London's underground, 2025 In important stations in the year, Art in the Underground will be transformed with new artistic installations that will enhance passenger experiences through Stratford, Waterloo and Brixton stations will offer visitors a unique experience with creative works presented by artists.
Ahmet Öğüt's Work at Stratford Station
Stratford tube station, conceptual artist Ahmet ÖğütIt will host a large-scale work by. Saved by the Whale's Tail, Saved by Art The piece is inspired by a dramatic event that took place in Rotterdam in 2020. A metro train nearly fell into a canal before being stopped by a whale tail sculpture. The piece aims to make passengers think about how art can impact or even save lives. Participants will interact with the art and share personal stories, with the most engaging participant receiving a prize. Installation of this piece In march will start.
Soundscape at Waterloo Station
Waterloo Station, Turner Prize nominee and composer Rory Pilgrim designed by to the soundscape will host. Community Spaces at Risk This work, which will draw attention to sustainability challenges in collaboration with the station loudspeakers, will be played for two weeks in July. Passengers, Jubilee ve Northern lines The project highlights the importance of preserving artistic and social spaces in London.
Ruby Loewe's Artwork at Brixton Station
Brixton Station, Ruby Loewe Loewe will be spotlighted with a work of art created by . The work, which is based on African and Caribbean folklore, will explore how the UK government suppressed Black resistance movements in the 1960s and 70s. The work will add historical and cultural depth to the station, in response to Brixton’s 1980s-era murals. Loewe will be the ninth artist to work at Brixton and will be exhibited in November.
Agnes Denes' Map Projections Reinterpreted
Agnes Denes, 41. Pocket Tube Map Denes will make an artistic contribution to London by designing a work called Map Projections will reimagine his 1980 work with an electric interpretation. These innovative maps, spring It will be published in May and will offer a new perspective on spatial representation.
These installations, Art on the Underground Continuing the 25-year legacy of the London Underground programme, it aims to provide passengers with visually and aurally enriching experiences. London Underground will redefine public spaces through artistic creativity and participation in 2025.
