“I remember seeing a car parked here and there in Hackney, London, with an intriguing contraption made of metal rods, an antenna or two, and maybe some ropes protruding from the roof. I imagined it was the work of a wonderfully batty investigator who had some idiosyncratic notions about extra-terrestrial life or a new form of communication”, says Ken Arnold, Creative Director at the Wellcome Trust and Copenhagen's Medical Museion, when I ask him when he first came across British sculptor and artist Conrad Shawcross.
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