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Le Poulpe Colossal — the legendary giant octopus — surges from a tempest-black sea in this iconic plate from Pierre Denys de Montfort's 1802 natural history
Inspired by Henri Matisse's 'Papiers Découpés' method
and avenue reproduces at full resolution — nothing is lost between the art and the print
The mood is assured and unapologetic
Bossa Nova channels the rhythm and spirit of an iconic musical tradition through bold collage and graphic design
Barbican by Sophie Robinson Size:M - 50 x 70cm Le Poulpe Colossal — theThe Barbican estate in London is one of the most photographed examples of Brutalist architecture in Europe and one of the hardest to photograph well. Sophie Robinson's 35mm approach finds the humanity in its repetition: light catching a balcony edge, shadow pooling between concrete flanks, a single plant cascading over a ledge. The tonal warmth of the film draws out the amber and rust in stone that often reads only as grey. This archival fine art