A suite of eleven linear etchings made with a hard needle. Antony Gormley (b. 1950) is celebrated for his exploration of the human form and its relationship to space. In his etchings, Gormley focuses on the body as a central theme, capturing its presence and absence through abstract and minimalistic representations. His etched works often feature figures that seem to emerge from or dissolve into the space around them, conveying a sense of transformation and fluidity.

Etching allows Gormley to explore the body's imprint, creating stark, evocative traces of human existence. These prints reflect his ongoing fascination with memory, identity, and the physicality of the body, inviting viewers to consider their own connection to the world and the spaces they inhabit.