David Breurer-Weil, Sister Art@Site

From afar it resembles an egg, but up close you start to see the nuances that reveal the form of a woman. "I titled it Sister for two reasons,” the artist explains. “It is a tribute to my sister, a teacher who has lived and worked in Jerusalem for over three decades, but it is also literally a sister piece to my very similar sculptures in Shaare Zedek and Teddy Kollek Park in Jerusalem.”
A sphere of polished stainless steel shines proudly in London’s late-winter sun, reflecting the greenery and buildings of the slice of London that surorunds it. The piece is known as Sister, a new installation by Jewish Londoner David Breuer-Weil, and it sits in Hanover Square, where it can be viewed freely until the end of July thanks to Westminster City of Sculpture and E&R Cyzer Gallery.
Sister by David Breuer-Weil is on display until Monday 31 July. Free. Hanover Square, W1S 1JD. www.davidbreuerweil.com
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