In the studio, we have all been digging Roger Hiorns’ entry to this year’s Turner Prize.

Roger’s installation comprises a boarded-up south London council flat filled with 90,000 litres of copper sulphate which has been allowed to dry revealing an absolutely sublime crystalline formation on the internal surfaces.  How the light reacts with these surfaces is quite wonderful.

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