The Digital Press

British artist Alex Chinneck unveiled "A week at the knees," a playful sculpture in London that transforms a Georgian townhouse facade into a rippling, seated form made from repurposed steel and bricks.

Why it matters: The piece creatively blends architecture and art, inviting public interaction while highlighting urban history.

The big picture: Chinneck’s work continues his theme of reimagining buildings as dynamic public installations that challenge perception.

Stunning stat: The sculpture is five meters tall, weighs 12 tons, but is only 15 centimeters thick, creating a lightweight illusion.

Commenters say: Some appreciate the creativity but question the value versus natural green spaces, viewing it as a human imposition on nature.