Dynamic Forms.

The article discusses an exhibition of Antony Gormley's artwork at the Royal Academy. Gormley is a British sculptor known for his iconic works such as the Angel of the North. The exhibition showcases a variety of Gormley's sculptures, including figures made from casts of his own body and geometric accumulations resembling reclining or standing figures. The article also mentions Gormley's use of various materials and his engagement with the internal dynamics of materials. The exhibition features large-scale sculptures, woodcuts, and drawings, and includes Gormley's working notebooks. The author notes Gormley's focus on the male figure in his work and expresses a desire for a complementary dialogue. The exhibition concludes with a view of an empty space guarded against entry. Antony Gormley is a renowned British sculptor known for his public sculptures, including the Angel of the North. The author of the article, Nicholas Philip James, is an art historian and operator of The Gallery London. The article is published by Cv Publications. [Extracted from the article]