Antony Gormley is a British sculptor known for his work that explores the relationship between the human body and space. Born in 1950, he gained recognition for his large-scale installations, often using his own body as a model. His most famous work, The Angel of the North, is a massive steel sculpture located in Gateshead, England. Gormley's art frequently incorporates themes of identity and existence. He uses materials like iron and clay to create figures that invite viewers to reflect on their own presence in the world. His installations, such as Another Place, feature multiple cast figures placed in various landscapes, emphasizing the connection between humanity and the environment.