Poetic and notorious sculptor Serra dies

Renowned American artist Richard Serra, known for his massive steel sculptures that have been displayed globally for the last five decades, has passed away at 85. Often referred to as the "poet of iron," Serra transformed sculpture with his large-scale installations of towering slabs and geometric forms placed directly on the ground. His art, characterized by rusting metal sheets that invite viewers to walk around and between them, can be found in major cities like London, Berlin, and New York. Experiencing his work firsthand offers a spectrum of feelings, from tranquility to a sense of confinement.