Piscator, Abstract sculpture in Euston Square, London, United Kingdom.
Piscator is an abstract sculpture made of cast iron with an aluminum finish located in Euston Square. The work displays geometric patterns and occupies a significant presence in the public space with its substantial dimensions.
The sculpture was created in 1980 by artist Eduardo Paolozzi on commission from British Rail. Its creation reflected a period when transport hubs in London received investment in public artworks.
The sculpture bears the name of German theatre director Erwin Piscator, connecting London's public art to continental European theatrical traditions.
The sculpture sits near Euston Station and is easily reached by Northern Line, Victoria Line, or mainline railway services. Its location makes it a convenient stop for visitors exploring central London.
The ownership status of Piscator remains unclear since British Rail privatization, with multiple entities declining responsibility for its maintenance.
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