Frieze London | Design Talks

Land Rover design director Gerry McGovern and Italian artist Nino Mustica have collaborated to create Unstoppable Spirit, two seven-metre-high contemporary structures that stand boldly by the London’s River Thames and the Royal Festival Hall.

Mustica experiments with technology, working with three-dimensional modelling software to create his lively sculptures. Unstoppable Spirit expresses Land Rover’s newest family member, the Discovery Sport. Light dynamically reflects on the interplay of shapes and surfaces to represent a car that is at once stylish and a robust machine.

Unstoppable Spirit will be here all week as part of Frieze London.

Read our highlights from the PAD London as part of Frieze Week.

Nargess Shahmanesh Banks

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‘Frieze week’ is about to come to an end. London once again turned into one giant art and design fair as galleries small and large from around the world exhibited their work. At the centre was Frieze London in Regent’s Park, featuring this year Frieze Masters – here to give the contemporary work on show at the main event a narrative and a context within art history. Elsewhere Pavilion Art and Design London displayed objects of desire art in a more discreet marquee in Berkley Square, Mayfair.