Lasercut: Birmingham Repertory Theatre

Lasercut: Birmingham Repertory TheatreA layered, lasercut, hand assembled 3D elevation artwork portraying the Birmingham Repertory Theatre designed by Graham Winteringham, 1971. Birch plywood is used to represent the brutalist concrete frame building, with a curved front representing the bowed concrete arcade of the original building. Comes mounted on charcoal grey mountboard. Material: Birch Plywood Size: 28cm high x 35cm wide unframed Can be framed in a black box frame Edition size: 50

Regarded by some critics as an “arrogant intrusion” and by others as a superb example of late modern student housing

The challenge was portraying the delicate bridge links as well as distilling the mix of concrete frame

Designed by Richard Seifert

a city where brutalism reigns supreme

one of the most popular landmarks of the rebuilding of Birmingham city centre in the mid 20th century

MINI 028: Fawley Control Centre

I focused on a central section of the multi-layered form

as well as a famous Compton organ which emerged as if by magic from beneath the stage

and is said to be the location where Damon Albarn and Jamie Hewlett first conceived the idea for Gorillaz

The lines are sharp

Size: 35cm high x 28cm wide unframed

and strong sense of community