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“This is the £2m Neuron Pod, one of the last posthumous works of architect Will Alsop, who proves that he is still eminently capable of making mischief from beyond the grave. The project marks the latest addition to Queen Mary University of London’s campus, an informal science learning space for the armies of schoolchildren who benefit from the teaching hospital’s lively education programme.”…more.

Beyond the Main Stage

A vibrant street art mural on a brick wall featuring the word 'HELL' in colorful letters, surrounded by various posters for events, including a performance of 'Swan Lake' and announcements for the Royal Albert Hall. The wall is heavily adorned with graffiti and street art. — London

Wooden Bicycle

A decorative bicycle sculpture made from wooden branches and twigs, displayed on a wooden table in front of a textured wooden wall. — London

Urban Vision

A large advertisement mural featuring a woman seated on grass, wearing a brown coat and white socks, in front of a scenic landscape with water and mountains. — London

Be Good

An old stone wall with a weathered sign that reads 'Commune No Nuisance'. — London

It goes without saying?

The Cause

A poster for Zulu Nation's All White Party on a brick wall, featuring event details and a QR code, surrounded by colorful graffiti. — London

I’m still trying to figure this one out.

House on the Corner

Front view of a classic brick building with decorative architecture, featuring large windows, a grand entrance with steps, and some boarded up windows. — Hove, UK

When I went by this day, someone was clearly there, with the front door open and the garden visible through the passage and a few evacuated items on the step and in the forecourt.

Forecourt Furniture

An exterior view of a historic brick building with a large front entrance, surrounded by trees and parked furniture including a black chair, a metal table, and a recycling bin. — Hove, UK

Another day, another bunch of removals from the house on the corner.

The Garden Gate

Close-up of an aged iron gate with decorative fleur-de-lis finials, partially open against a brick wall, surrounded by overgrown ivy. — Hove, UK

The last time I went by the back garden of the house on the corner, the gate was secured with a strip of metal. This time it was open, so I ventured in and took some pictures.

Around the Corner

A weathered window with a large, rectangular shape set in a textured brick wall, surrounded by vibrant green foliage and purple flowers. — Hove, UK

Another view, from the side street, of the house on the corner. I was struck by the lavender coloured flowers contrast with the yellow and green of the scene.

House on the Corner Again

Front facade of a historic building with large windows, some boarded up, and stone steps leading to the entrance. There are bags piled on the side and trees providing some greenery around the structure. — Hove, UK

Whoops! I seem to have forgotten to post for the last day and a half. Sorry…

When I next passed the house on the corner, the branches had been removed and it looked like additional gardening clean-up had proceeded (the bags of brush on the forecourt).

Columns to Nowhere

Black and white image of a corridor featuring concrete columns, a smooth stone walkway, and a closed door at the end. — Towner Eastbourne

Fringe Elements are up!

Here’s a stop-motion video and some installation views of my images (I’m the right ⅔ of the middle panel) that are part of Fringe Elements in this year’s Brighton Photo Fringe, up now, till the end of the month. As a reminder – you can MEET THE ARTISTS tomorrow, 7th October, from 4:30 to 7:00 down by the seafront:
Seafront Advertising Hoardings (adjacent to the Basketball Court)
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Lower Promenade, 124A King’s Road, Brighton BN1 2FN