“The Hidden Harmony is better than the obvious… Nature loves to hide”

Heraclitus

Entrance to the old Belgrave Hospital for Children
Entrance to the old Belgrave Hospital for Children
The Belgrave Hospital for Children was founded in 1866. The attractive red-brick Arts & Crafts-style building at 1 Clapham Road was constructed in phases between 1899 and 1926 to a design by Henry Percy Adams and Charles Holden. After its abandonment in 1985 by King’s College Hospital (it was amalgamated in 1948) the building fell into disrepair and housed a number of squatters. In the early 1990s, the building was renovated and converted into privately-owned flats.
Pond, Nonsuch Park
Pond, Nonsuch Park
Garden door, Nonsuch Park
Garden door, Nonsuch Park
Garden gate, Nonsuch Park
Garden gate, Nonsuch Park
Garden wall, Nonsuch Park
Garden wall, Nonsuch Park
Banqueting House site, Nonsuch Park
Banqueting House site, Nonsuch Park
Banqueting House site, Nonsuch Park
Banqueting House site, Nonsuch Park
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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.
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Inexistent Realities

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.
Inexistent Realities

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Paintings and drawings

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