Milan, Italy - 16 May 2006 to 18 June 2006
Martin Creed is one of the most famous and inspiring modern artists in the world.
Having won the Turner Prize in 2001, the artist has gone from strength to strength and he has enjoyed critical acclaim around the globe for his creations.
His work has already featured in London's Tate Gallery, the MoMa in New York and Paris' Pompidou Centre and his latest installation is now on display in Milan's Arengario.
The creator of the neon sign in New York's famous Times Square, Creed is renowned for his ability to use simple, everyday materials to create drawings and sculptures which can allow for any interpretation.
Creed's latest installation in Milan is aimed, like the majority of his work, at transforming the reality of his materials into eccentricity and fantasy through his creations.
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