Light fragments across the surface of The Gherkin in London, breaking into patterns that shift and repeat across the building’s curved form. Reflections gather and disperse, creating a sense of rhythm without structure.
The painting captures how the city organises itself through light, not in fixed lines, but in moments of pattern and repetition that emerge without direction.
Recognition
Shortlisted for the SAA Artists of the Year 2025, recognising its exploration of light and pattern within the urban landscape.
Artwork Detail
Acrylic on canvas, 50×50cm Framed in a black wooden floater frame Framed size: 53×53cm, depth 3cm Signed and supplied with a Certificate of Authenticity Created in 2025
