Unsworth's exhibition is filled with bizarre installations. The exhibition's name is taken from the work of 20th century Prague-born poet Ranier Maria Rilke's Sonnets to Orpheus.
These airborne pianos, created by Ken Unsworth, are a tribute to his late wife, a concert pianist who died less than a year before he unveiled this piece.
Ken Unsworth's 'A Ringing Glass' Installation
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