Anthony Gormley is a British sculptor known for his distinctive works that explore the human form and its relationship to space. Born on August 30, 1950, in London, he gained international recognition for his installations, which often feature life-sized casts of his own body. One of his most famous works is The Angel of the North, a large steel sculpture located in Gateshead, England. Gormley's art frequently engages with themes of identity, existence, and the environment. He has created numerous public installations, including Another Place, which features 100 cast-iron figures placed along a beach in Crosby, England. His innovative approach has made him a significant figure in contemporary art.