Hive I (2006) is a suspended sculpture made up of steel polygons that describes a human form.

Limn II, from 2011, is composed of regular polygons in stainless steel, bound together in a delicate, cellular structure.

Subject (2012), meanwhile, is part of Gormley’s Massive Blockworks series. A study in pose, and composed of cantilevered, stacked and propped rectilinear units, this figure is found kneeling, with arms by its sides.

In their particular ways, the sculptures speak to different aspects of Gormley’s longstanding consideration of bodies and their relation to space.