The Stockport Diptych: Exhibited work mapping the morphology of a town from 1750 to 2050, from early industrial mills to obsolescence by planning. 

This print is an urban take on the Marilyn Diptych by Andy Warhol, using historic and contemporary Ordnance Survey mapping to document the change in fortunes of a Northern British town. Warhol’s original depicts the colourful life of the star on the left, contrasted with her fading demise on the right. Here the purposeful use and form of pre-planning Stockport morphs into the contemporary condition of no use and no form. Print exhibited at Stockport Art Gallery 2019. 

Link: The Stockport Diptych