IFO (Bird Cage) — Attraction in London

A giant birdcage in Battle Bridge Place. This IFO (Identified Flying Object) is Jacques Rival’s spectacular installation. Standing at 9m high and magnificently lit in neon, it invites visitors to walk through its bars and enjoy the swing that’s in its centre. This unusual object is a permanent piece in the King’s Cross area. The IFO Birdcage was originally designed to be lift up thanks to the crane in the giant building site, and become a monumental luminary above King’s Cross. This project, commissioned by Stephanie Delcroix and Michael Pinsky was to be a nomad installation in King’s cross, connected to the parts of the construction site of the new urban area. Designed to be a scenographic installation for an urban playing field but also a true light installation expressing an urban message, it finally found its place at the crossroads of the two stations. This new settlement of IFO between the two stations gives all its meaning to the Relay program conceived by the two curators, Stéphanie and Michael, It is like a gear rocking in rhythm with the movement of the swing and...

A wonderful multicoloured light sculpture in the heart of Kings Cross - adds a light hearted fun vibe to the built environment. The swing (fixed into the inner structure) is always busy with all generations & walks of life having a good old oscillate - and we usually jump in when we get a chance. Things like this help refresh the soul...

Beautiful multi lighted cage catches ur heart easily. On top of that there’s a swing inside it for having fun. Best place for hanging out in summer. Just out of 2 London main stations King cross...