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Pavillion Attack

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In this sixth piece of my Brighton Disaster series, I thought it was only fair that the Brighton Pavilion finally got what was coming to it—namely, a full-scale alien invasion with absolutely no regard for its architectural dignity. Imagine Independence Day colliding headfirst with Mars Attacks, then dropping the whole mess right onto Brighton’s most flamboyant building. There’s lasers, explosions, people legging it in all directions, and a hovering spacecraft behaving like it owns the place. I’ve leaned right into the absurdity of it—this grand, exotic landmark being casually obliterated by something completely ridiculous—because there’s something oddly satisfying about seeing the overly ornate meet the utterly catastrophic. Like the rest of the series, it’s that same idea: take somewhere familiar, push it way past breaking point, and let chaos do the rest… preferably with a sense of humour and a few well-placed death rays.

Available as postcards, mounted paper fine art prints, or hand-finished, limited edition canvases.

Please make your selection below:

In this sixth piece of my Brighton Disaster series, I thought it was only fair that the Brighton Pavilion finally got what was coming to it—namely, a full-scale alien invasion with absolutely no regard for its architectural dignity. Imagine Independence Day colliding headfirst with Mars Attacks, then dropping the whole mess right onto Brighton’s most flamboyant building. There’s lasers, explosions, people legging it in all directions, and a hovering spacecraft behaving like it owns the place. I’ve leaned right into the absurdity of it—this grand, exotic landmark being casually obliterated by something completely ridiculous—because there’s something oddly satisfying about seeing the overly ornate meet the utterly catastrophic. Like the rest of the series, it’s that same idea: take somewhere familiar, push it way past breaking point, and let chaos do the rest… preferably with a sense of humour and a few well-placed death rays.

Available as postcards, mounted paper fine art prints, or hand-finished, limited edition canvases.

Please make your selection below:

Edition Options:

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POSTCARDS: 4’ x 6’

Ready for sending or mounting into a frame. (10cm x 14.7cm)

A4 WINDOW MOUNTED PRINTS:

  • signed, individually presented in antique white picture mounts

  • external dimensions 400mm x 300mm with a 297mm x 210mm picture aperture.

  • premium quality Fotospeed NST Bright White paper

  • cellophane-wrapped

  • will fit standard ‘off the shelf’ 40cm x 30cm frames

FINE ART PAPER PRINTS:

  • signed fine art paper prints in A3 and A2 sizes

  • provided rolled in tubes or posted flat, for home framing into standard size frames

Prints are printed onto Fotospeed NST Bright White paper. The paper’s bright base and gentle texture lends itself towards a range of subjects and delivers a high D-MAX and wide colour gamut.

CANVASES:

  • A1 (59.4 x 84.1cm) - limited edition of 90 …or

  • A0 (84.1 x 118.9cm) - limited edition of 45.

  • signed by the artist

  • authenticated numerically in limited editions

  • individually hand finished in acrylic medium

  • premium quality giclée canvas

Your order is printed up on to 22mm thick lightweight but durable wood frame with stretched 100% premium cotton canvas for a smooth vibrant finish. The printing process allows the image to wrap around the edges of the frame giving it a 3D aspect when hung.

Over several days, multiple layers of acrylics are applied by hand to enhance the brush strokes of the painting, developing its depth and texture. Your painting is then carefully but robustly packaged and dispatched via registered delivery.