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Tucked between two 19th-century residential buildings, a cupola catches the light at an angle, the sun throwing a deep shadow to the left, a balconied window drawing the eye upward. Aperture #2 isolates this fragment of a European street, rendering it in earthy tones of Naples yellow, rich dusty orange and warm grey.
Drawn in Polychromos pencil on 300gsm Bockingford Hot Press paper, the piece has a refined, almost architectural precision balanced by the warmth of handmade mark-making. The composition is geometric and quietly confident.
Part of the Aperture series, this drawing belongs to an ongoing exploration of European urban landscapes, the places where modern additions rest on Roman bones, where teeming historic centres reveal hidden courtyards and dramatic sky-lines of stacked stone. Each piece frames a single moment of this layered world.
Hung at home, Aperture #2 brings a calming glow and a sense of considered space. The palette complements warm interiors beautifully. It is a piece for someone drawn to architecture, to the texture of old cities, to the quiet drama of sunlight on stone.
One of a kind, hand-drawn on fine art paper. Unframed.
Series: Aperture
Medium: Polychromos pencil drawing on 300gsm White Bockingford Hot Press Satin Grain Paper
Dimensions: 31 × 41 cm
Tucked between two 19th-century residential buildings, a cupola catches the light at an angle, the sun throwing a deep shadow to the left, a balconied window drawing the eye upward. Aperture #2 isolates this fragment of a European street, rendering it in earthy tones of Naples yellow, rich dusty orange and warm grey.
Drawn in Polychromos pencil on 300gsm Bockingford Hot Press paper, the piece has a refined, almost architectural precision balanced by the warmth of handmade mark-making. The composition is geometric and quietly confident.
Part of the Aperture series, this drawing belongs to an ongoing exploration of European urban landscapes, the places where modern additions rest on Roman bones, where teeming historic centres reveal hidden courtyards and dramatic sky-lines of stacked stone. Each piece frames a single moment of this layered world.
Hung at home, Aperture #2 brings a calming glow and a sense of considered space. The palette complements warm interiors beautifully. It is a piece for someone drawn to architecture, to the texture of old cities, to the quiet drama of sunlight on stone.
One of a kind, hand-drawn on fine art paper. Unframed.
Series: Aperture
Medium: Polychromos pencil drawing on 300gsm White Bockingford Hot Press Satin Grain Paper
Dimensions: 31 × 41 cm
