Artwork description:

The Trellick Tower stands tall above West London, a homecoming marker. This photo was taken from the top. Up there, London lies spread out below; familiar places take on a different form and the interrelationships between different parts of the city become apparent. New patterns emerge, too. The first time I went up, I was struck by the sea of roofs and their chimneys and imagined a time when each house would have coal fires burning day and night. No wonder this place was named the Big Smoke.

Limited edition digital Giclée print on Epson archival paper.

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