Handmade silver gelatin print of the Kirsty MacColl bench in Soho Square on a rainy day in London. An incredibly evocative image for several reasons. Kirsty MacColl was lost to the music far too young. Her song “Soho Square” refers directly to an “empty bench on Soho Square”. The Square itself was a hub for the music industry in the 1980s - whilst the architecture is unchanged, the use of the buildings has altered hugely. Soho Square remains a popular green space in this most urban part of London.
Image size 8” x 6” on 10” x 8” paper in 14” x 11” mount
Handmade silver gelatin print of the Kirsty MacColl bench in Soho Square on a rainy day in London. An incredibly evocative image for several reasons. Kirsty MacColl was lost to the music far too young. Her song “Soho Square” refers directly to an “empty bench on Soho Square”. The Square itself was a hub for the music industry in the 1980s - whilst the architecture is unchanged, the use of the buildings has altered hugely. Soho Square remains a popular green space in this most urban part of London.
Image size 8” x 6” on 10” x 8” paper in 14” x 11” mount