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Untitled<\/h3>\n

2003<\/strong>
\nInstallation
\n30 images, projected on to two pillars in corridor space, 2 second fade.
\nThe Brunswick Project, London<\/p>\n

For the The Brunswick Project, (a site specific group show organised by the estate’s Residents Committee) I was interested in revealing the patterns and personalities contained within the flats on the estate. Externally, high density housing has a tendency to have a uniform appearance. ‘Untitled’ captured wallpaper patterns from the interiors of the Brunswick Centre. These were projected onto two pillars in a corridor; patterns appeared and disappeared into the concrete.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n