Miklos Kiss. The Sixth Land

The Hidden Harmony is stronger than the obvious…

Nature loves to hide.

- Heraclitus

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Morning sun on Brixton Road

Shot from the car as I passed the corner of Acre Lane on my way to work. Above the McDonald’s is the former Isaac Walton store, built around 1900 for a firm of tailors, hatters and hosiers. Its copper-domed corner tower is one of the many that still define Brixton’s skyline above street level.

Kennington Station

Opened in 1890 on the City & South London Railway, the world’s first deep-level electric tube. Kenningron Station's lead dome once housed the hydraulic lift machinery. It’s the only one of the line’s original stations to keep much of its original character, and it’s Grade II listed.

Nice big porch

Street panda

Beware of the dog

London Plane, Pollarded_NIK

Elephant & Castle Station

The Bakerloo line entrance at Elephant & Castle, opened in 1906 and designed by Leslie Green in his signature oxblood glazed terracotta, with the big semicircular windows found on his stations across London. South London House, the office block above, rises over the station, and a living wall climbs its side. Behind it, newer towers are going up. Late October afternoon, south London.

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Galleries

Photography projects

Three mannequin heads with realistic facial features and a damaged, incomplete mannequin torso with open cavities, all placed on a gray cabinet in an office setting.

Photography projects

Inexistent realities

AI-generated images

Two men in a large indoor space with a high ceiling. One man in the foreground facing away, and the other standing in the distance. The floor appears to be covered in sand or dirt.

AI-generated images

Paintings and drawings

Circa 1985 - 2010

An abstract painting with bold brushstrokes in shades of gray, black, red, pink, and hints of blue and orange.

Paintings and drawings archive