Liquid Glacial Collection

On view at at the David Gill Gallery Zaha Hadid’s Liquid Glacial Collection, made of tables, stools, a chair and centrepiece that create a landscape frozen in time.

3. Zaha Hadid Bowl Liquid Glacial ® Matthew Farrand, 2015

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The David Gill Gallery is exhibiting in London Zaha Hadid’s collection of tables, stools, a chair and centrepiece that each resemble ice-formations.

Their geometries appear transformed from solid to fluid by the subtle waves rippling below the surface.

<b>Top and above</b>: Zaha Hadid, Bowl Liquid Glacial ® Matthew Farrand, 2015 — Zaha Hadid, Bowl Liquid Glacial. **Top**: ® Matthew Farrand, 2015. **Above**: ® Martin Slivka, 2015

Embedding formal complexity and refraction within a powerful fluid dynamic, the pieces can be displayed together in various configurations as a landscape frozen in time, or as stand-alone pieces. Hand-polished to a pristine finish, the collection is milled in clear and coloured acrylics that convey depth and complexity through an ever-changing kaleidoscope of refractions.

Two stools from the collection will be auctioned at the Masterpiece London Art Gala in aid of the the UK children’s charity, the National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children (NSPCC) on June 30th.

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Zaha Hadid, Stool Liquid Glacial. Blue Set of 3. ® Martin Slivka 2015

Zaha Hadid, Table Liquid Glacial. ® Jacopo Spilimbergo 2013

Zaha Hadid, Table Liquid Glacial. ® Jacopo Spilimbergo 2013

Zaha Hadid, Bowl Liquid Glacial. ® Matthew Farrand 2015.jpg

until July 2, 2015
auction: June 30, 2015
Zaha Hadid
Liquid Glacial Collection
David Gill Gallery
2-4 King Street, London

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