Grafton and Estella Frame option:Poster + Hanging Kit Rop's signature dreamlike style uses

Rop's signature dreamlike style uses wet-on-wet painting to create untameable creatures and has seen him collaborate with recognisable brands such as Maison Kitsuné Paris

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and offers a poignant perspective on our incremental distancing from nature

Through his signature technique – wet-on-wet painting – the viewer is drawn into the alluring

Drawings 24–27 belong to a new series from Ronan Bouroullec exclusively for the Wrong Shop

Grafton and Estella Frame option:Poster + Hanging Kit Rop's signature dreamlike style usesGrafton and Estella, Portsmouth; designed by Portsmouth City Council Architects Department, built 1973 5. A structure that draws you upward. Light and shadow work across brick and concrete in a single, considered frame the kind of image that rewards looking twice. From Simon Phipps' new series of five works centred on the staircase as sculptural object. Phipps has spent over 25 years photographing Britain's post war modernist architecture, finding