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A visual description of a musical chord, one of three sculptures, derived from mathematical patterns in music – Octave–2:1. It was commissioned as a legacy to Barbara Hepworth's, 'Three Forms Divided' stolen from this location in 2011.

Title

Octave–2:1

Date

2016

Medium

spheroidal cast iron

Accession number

SE21_VA_S004

Acquisition method

commissioned by Southwark Council in partnership with the Contemporary Arts Society, the Dulwich Park Friends, Dulwich Picture Gallery and the Dulwich Society