Designed by Peter Gibson aka Roadsworth, "Natural Cycle" is a painted recreation of a mini-London meant to reflect the city's actual road system. The installation includes streets, crossings, and roundabouts with an aim to teach and prepare children to ride safely on real roads while also promoting a sustainable way to travel.

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Traverse is an interactive art installation that acts as a mirror into the real world. Created by innovative art collective BREAKFAST, the pieces are made from thousands of mechanical pixels that reflect viewers' movements back to them.

Acclaimed sculptor Antony Gormley has defended criticisms of his latest installation featuring life-size human statues on top of university buildings. Some students at the University of East Anglia (UEA) in Norwich claimed the figures resemble people contemplating jumping off. But Gormley said all art should be "unsettling" and his work was "nothing to do with suicide". The work is part of a sculpture park being created on the campus. One student said: "I really did think it was someone who was going to jump off a building."