Roni Horn’s work is consistent in its physical variety. Hers is an oeuvre encompassing a plethora of unusual and surprising media – sculpture, photography and site-specific installation made in glass, rubber, graphite and countless other materials. The native New Yorker – who since the 1970s has spent much of her time in her adopted country, Iceland – has presented vast photographic series 100 images long (You are the Weather, 1994-5); installations consisting of columns of Icelandic glacier water (Library of Water, 2007); even a rubber-tiled walkway in a Basel train station (Yous in You, 1997).
