Wayne Mcgregor Infinite Bodies Exhibition Publication

Wayne Mcgregor Infinite Bodies Exhibition

Wayne Mcgregor Infinite Bodies Exhibition is a carefully selected piece from Somerset House Shop. Wayne McGregor: Infinite Bodies is the exhibition catalogue for the landmark Somerset House exhibition exploring Sir Wayne McGregor's pioneering choreographic practice and his radical experimentation with technology, science, and movement. Spanning over two decades of innovation, this book documents McGregor's immersive, collaborative world in which movement meets AI, neuroscience, fashion, light, and sound. Featuring full-colour photography, behind-the-scenes material, and exploratory essays, the book captures the multi-sensory experience of the exhibition and McGregor's expansive vision of physical intelligence. Contributors include Wayne McGregor, Cliff Lauson, Philippa Dunn, Aleks Krotoski, Anil Seth, and Mary Jean Chan. The catalogue also highlights collaborations with leading artists, designers, and technologists such as Random International, Gareth Pugh, Industrial Light & Magic, Nicolas Becker, and Indigo Lewin, among many more. 164 pages with a pearlescent cover.

It is selected for customers who value distinctive design, cultural stories and memorable gifts. Chosen for its connection to art, design, fashion and contemporary culture, this product works well as a considered present or as a distinctive addition to your own collection.

Shop Wayne Mcgregor Infinite Bodies Exhibition online for a product that reflects the creative spirit of Somerset House. The design, subject matter and presentation make it easy to enjoy at home, share with someone special, or keep as part of a wider collection of books, objects and accessories inspired by creative practice.

Each item in the shop is curated to sit alongside exhibitions, makers and cultural stories. Wayne Mcgregor Infinite Bodies Exhibition Publication offers an accessible way to bring that point of view into everyday life, whether you are browsing for yourself, choosing a gift, or looking for something with a strong visual identity.