The mixed-media installation Exodus by Zak Ové at London Museum Docklands represents the migration of people globally, using toy cars and wildlife to evoke a busy cityscape.
While the artwork evokes contemplation on migration, the barrier around it makes it difficult to appreciate fully; my preference would have been for a closer interaction.
Exodus will join the museum's permanent collection following its display, which adds to the significance of this installation within a family-oriented space.
The museum is free to visit, making its exhibitions accessible, and while Exodus might not warrant a trip solely for it, it's worth a look if present.
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