Eliasson worked with geologist Minik Rosing to transport over 100 tonnes of free-floating glacial ice from the waters of the Nuup Kangerlua fjord in Greenland. The ice had separated from its sheets and was discovered melting into the ocean.

The installation will be on show from 11 December until the ice melts which will depend on weather conditions. Members of the public can interact with the blocks and watch as the ice thaws in front of them.

埃利亚松说：“冰美得令人惊叹 ， 你可以闻到它的气味 ， 亲吻它 ， 然后把手放在上面 ， 透过它触摸格陵兰岛 。 ”

“这种形式非常直观；当他们说格陵兰冰盖正在融化时 ， 这突然让他们更加清楚地意识到他们在谈论什么 。 ”

\"The ice is amazingly beautiful – you can smell it you can kiss it and essentially put your hands on it and touch Greenland\" said Eliasson.