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s that is our environment, in awe. Yet blind corners abound, symbolising our attitude - as perpetrator. This cuboid landscape pleads for respect, repentance and care. Tania Murray Threipland (age 38) Embankment, I firstly think that it is an image of an ice burg, which is building up to be an exciting experience for many people. Secondly, I think that is a bit like a massive climbing frame, if you made it stable to walk on. Make it so maybe you can have some that are loose, so you can see what people do with them. It would feel like a cold playground. Jessica May Murray Threipland (age 10)My review is about your huge sculpture, I think it is excellent and should be greatly rewarded for it. It is as though you were in the Artic or Antarctic; I think it has a really cool feel to it. I might ask you how long it took to stack because it would take me ages to stack them up let alone keep them up. Thank you for this lovely sculpture and will be remembered for a long time. Calum Murray Threipland (age 12)A dumb blankness full of meaning, as Melville said of the whiteness of his elusive whale. Whiteread's white boxes play similar games of hide and seek with the viewer, who can of course wreak revenge by hiding and seeking in them. They are transients, just like those other Embankment inhabitants. Whiteread is playing home games again, not least in installing an occupying force of micro-galleries ? white cubes - in the gallery hall, cutting space to size. Whiteness well worth reading.Stephen Benson, NorwichThe Tate
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