 is published to accompany Antony Gormley’s major installation of the same name at Houghton Hall, Norfolk. Featuring carefully selected photographs of the installation and a newly commissioned text by writer Daisy Hildyard, the book was conceived as a parallel experience for visitors to Houghton, with Hildyard’s essay opening up new ways to look, think and feel about the work, the history of Houghton Hall and the site’s geological foundations.  

Designed by A Practice for Everyday Life, 

 is both a record of the installation and an intimate reflection on its relationship to time and place. 