A public art installation of spinning “bra” sculptures in Farnham, Surrey, is moved into shade after reports that children were burned. The Daily Mail says the kinetic display, titled “A Hand’s Turn,” involves large structures that rotate and can become hot in direct sun, and that the works are relocated to reduce the risk of further injuries.

The installation was created by artists Natalie Bradwell and Livia Spinolo and was installed in 2023, according to the outlet. The report frames the change as a safety response following incidents involving children’s hands. It also indicates that the works are worth about £20,000.

Across the provided sources, the emphasis is on the reported burn incidents and the decision to adjust the placement of the sculptures. However, only one outlet is included here, so details such as the severity of injuries, official investigation findings, and whether similar incidents occurred elsewhere are not independently corroborated in the supplied material.