Mona Hatoum at the Tate Modern

At the weekend I went to the Tate Modern to see the Mona Hatoum exhibit before it closed on the Sunday. Hatoum is known for her large scale installations and sculpture that explore politics, gender and race; communicated via a range of materials, from the domestic to the hostile.

Some of my favourite pieces are amongst her more minimalist work, such as Light Sentence; a fantastic installation using light and wire cages, exploring themes of confinement and trauma, echoed by its title. See below for more highlights from the exhibit; which is your favourite?