EDMUND SUMNER Nick Meek’s work also sits within this territory. He draws on the language of architectural photography – precision, structure, control – but combines it with a distinctly cinematic sensitivity to colour and atmosphere, often leaning into the commercial dreamscapes of advertising. Through his lens, landscape becomes more than a physical setting; it becomes a canvas for asking questions as much as answering them…

SHOHEI SHIGEMATSU The Soane Museum is an inhabitable cabinet of curiosities. The sheer density of artifacts, which span vastly different types, periods, and cultures, and labyrinthine network of irregular spaces create a uniquely non-hierarchical effect. It encourages you to wander and get lost.