British sculptor Antony Gormley’s 18th-century Palladian-style villa, situated on 188 unspoiled acres in Norfolk, England, was transformed into an inspiring retreat for artists with the help of architect David Chipperfield, Antony Gormley, and Vicken Parsons. Included in the collection is Gormley’s *Small Gut (Graphite) * from 2014, alongside organically shaped flint rocks the artist collects from nearby fields. A photograph by Marcus Coates hangs over a mantel in the big room. On the ground, one can find a test piece for *Block* (2016) in the sheep pasture. Source: WSJ Photos: François Halard Via @itsignacioortega