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Delcy Morelos: origo at the Barbican Sculpture Court, London, UK 14 May 2026 origo, a monumental earthen sculpture by Colombian artist Delcy Morelos, on display at the Barbican Sculpture Court, London, UK, on 14 May 2026. The work spans roughly 24 x 18 metres and is hand-built with several tonnes of soil and aromatic spices including cinnamon and coffee, marking the first large-scale artistic commission in the Sculpture Court in ten years, on view from 15 May until 31 July 2026., Credit:Pete Speller Avalon

Delcy Morelos: origo at the Barbican Sculpture Court, London, UK 14 May 2026 origo, a monumental earthen sculpture by Colombian artist Delcy Morelos, on display at the Barbican Sculpture Court, London, UK, on 14 May 2026. The work spans roughly 24 x 18 metres and is hand-built with several tonnes of soil and aromatic spices including cinnamon and coffee, marking the first large-scale artistic commission in the Sculpture Court in ten years, on view from 15 May until 31 July 2026., Credit:Pete Speller Avalon

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Recording Date: May 14, 2026

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Delcy Morelos: origo at the Barbican Sculpture Court, London, UK 14 May 2026 origo, a monumental earthen sculpture by Colombian artist Delcy Morelos, on display at the Barbican Sculpture Court, London, UK, on 14 May 2026. The work spans roughly 24 x 18 metres and is hand-built with several tonnes of soil and aromatic spices including cinnamon and coffee, marking the first large-scale artistic commission in the Sculpture Court in ten years, on view from 15 May until 31 July 2026., Credit:Pete Speller Avalon

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