The Cube Houses’ in Rotterdam were the original architectural phenomenon by Piet Blom in the 1970s. When looking at these yellow houses you feel a sense of disorientation and order simultaneously!
Screenprint Edition of 18, 38x38cm Paper size, 25x25cm Image size
Big Ben aka Elizabeth Tower is the world famous timepiece and is a constant reminder of the passing of time with its familiar chimes.
Screenprint Edition of 20, 64.6x45cm Paper size , 31.7×27.3cm Image size
Sparking an interest for ‘London Jungle’ it is a fact that London is the greenest city in the world! An ariel view of the city shows that building developments are forever growing! However, the historic monuments of London are still present.
Screenprint Edition of 20, 46x38cm Paper Size, 30x22cm Image Size
Hidden in the reeds at Woodberry Down there is a majestic swan sitting on its nest and eggs. Life protecting life is amongst the backdrop of London city’s skyline.
Screenprint Edition of 12, 38x38cm Paper size, 25x25cm Image size
Screenprint Edition of 50, Frame size 24.5 x 24.5cm, Unframed 18 x 18cm
Screenprint Edition of 15, Frame size 41.5 x 56.5cm, Unframed 37.4 x 52cm
Screenprint Edition of 16, Frame size 54 x 39.5cm, Unframed 49.7 x 35.4cm
Looking through glass I was finding reference points to relate to forms in space. Blue sections are highlighting the architecture of the Shard as its construction is in tandem anchoring the whole space.
Screenprint edition of 15, paper size 54.5 x 42cm, image size 37.3 x 21cm
The dominant dome of St Paul’s is a symbol of London. I was interested to feature a moment in time when a person was looking in another direction from this famous landmark of London.
Screenprint edition of 20, paper size 49 x 38cm, image size 28.8 x 18.5cm
The Lord Mayor’s Balloon Regatta was the inspiration of London Drifters in Blue. Each balloon floats in a sequence gliding across the Thames.
Screenprint edition of 15, paper size 36 x 51.5cm, image size 33 x 20cm