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A little pyramid that’s big on joyfulness

The Proud Little Pyramid is kicking off a six-month residency to celebrate King’s Cross re-emergence as a social hub

By Tal Fox

2 min read
British Argentine-Japanese artist and designer Adam Nathaniel Furman unveils their ‘Proud Little Pyramid’ in Granary Square in King’s Cross. London Picture date: Issue June 24, 2021. PA Photo. The 31ft pyramid, designed to monumentalise joy during ‘Pride’ after such a difficult year, kick-starts a six-month residency at King’s Cross in which Furman will deliver multiple artworks across the estate as well as a series of pop-up retail experiences, in person and virtual events. Furman’s overriding ambition with their art is to decorate and improve public spaces, helping to break down social barriers and to improve people’s everyday lives, aligned with the democratic and inclusive vision of the King’s Cross neighbourhood. Photo credit should read: John Nguyen/PA Wire

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