indonesia s disaster agency now say at least 373 people were killed, and a further 128 are still missing, following the volcanic eruption and tsunami that swept through sunda strait on saturday. more than m00 people have been injured. thousands of people who live on the islands of java and sumatra have been forced to evacuate to higher ground as the tsunami hit coastal areas. in the last few hours, there have been more eruptions from the anak krakatau volcano, fuelling fears of another tsunami. rebecca henschke reports. rescue workers clear away the rubble in a race to find survivors. but today, they have only been pulling out bodies. this ocean fronting villa was full, hosting an end of year work event in this popular local tourist destination. villas like this one built right on the shore didn t stand a chance when the huge waves hit. this, the state of the swimming pool, and the villa now. teams from the military and the search and rescue teams are here, clearing away the
a welcome to so vicar visionaries, me, sophie, shepherd not say pablo picasso. one s famously said that sculpture is the art of intelligence. well to day i sit down with the sculptor, intellectual and philosopher, sir anthony quirley. antony gormley. it s great to have you in our show today. lo fi too. so you to? well, we started out by saying that, you know, we re not like a program that specializes in art or sculpture. we go to see big dish visionaries from different fields just to pretty much talk about life. so hopefully that s what we re gonna do today. good news. i look forward, okay. so when i look at what you do, you aspire to make audiences really think white. not narrow, but then you ve chosen such a personal thing body to make people think about things that are really out there. why? body wise, why the most personal thing in the world? because we all live inside ones and her i just want to start with the only thing that i could really be certain off, which is that
a welcome to so because visionaries me sophie shepherd, not to pablo picasso. ones famously said that sculpture is the art of intelligence . well to day i sit down with the sculptor, intellectual and philosopher, sir anthony quirley. antony gormley. it s great to have you in our show today, lo fi to for you to well we started out by saying that, you know, we re not like a program that specializes in art or sculpture. we go to see big visionaries from different fields just to pretty much talk about life. so hopefully that s what we re gonna do today. good news, i look forward. okay. so when i look at what you do, you aspire to make audiences really think white. not narrow, but then you ve chosen such a personal thing body to make people think about things that are really out there. why body? why so why the most personal thing in the world? because we all live inside ones and her i just want to start with the only thing that i could really be certain off, which is that yeah, i
a personal thing body to make people think about things that are really out there. why? body wise, why the most personal thing in the world? because we all live inside work and i just wanted to start with the only thing that i could really be certain off, which is that yeah, i exist. i exist in a place that we call a body. and i guess there s so many illusions about the body that we call it my body. but of course it has its own agenda. it s part of a bigger system. and i think just to start with the intimate but also the thing that is common to all of us, we all live inside the body. we all live at the other side of appearance. and i guess thing here out the body principally as a place rather than the object. thinking of it as a place where we yeah arrive to consciousness and then see about how a body connects to light to air, to space. or i just, that s my project and i it s interesting because at our school, in a way you learn about other art. and i really wanted to start f
lovely to for you to well we started out by saying that, you know, we re not like a program that specializes in art or sculpture. we go to see big dish visionaries from different fields just to pretty much talk about life. so hopefully that s what we re gonna do today. good news, i look forward. okay. so when i look at what you do, you aspire to make audiences really think white. not narrow, but then you ve chosen such a personal thing body to make people think about things that are really out there. why? body wise, why the most personal thing in the world? because we all live inside work and i just wanted to start with the only thing that i could really be certain off, which is that yeah, i exist. i exist in a place that we call a body. and i guess there s so many illusions about the body that we call it my body. but of course it has its own agenda. it s part of a bigger system. and i think just to start with the intimate but also the thing that is common to all of us, we al