A recent visit to Orozoco at the Tate Modern made for an enjoyable Sunday afternoon. One of my favourite pieces was a vintage Citreon, which had been chopped into thirds length ways and reassambled with the middle third removed - creating an intriguing and fun (but unfortunately not functional) new form. Other highlights included a bicycle assemblage and a found-tyre installation created by Orozoco in response to the space at Tate Modern. I'm no art critic, we'll leave that to Brian Sewell, I'll just say its light hearted, visually interesting, interactive and well worth a visit. Visit the Tate website here to find out more.
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