Corridor Prisme

Corridor Prisme
The White Collar Project
From Foundation Seven — The One Collar Project Collection
Digital composition on printed canvas
60 × 60 cm (24 × 24 in)
2024

The City of London becomes a canvas for chromatic acceleration. Corridor Prisme transforms the financial district's neoclassical corridors into streams of pure colour, where double-deckers blur through vertical rainbow cascades that rise like digital waterfalls from the street below.

Classical columns stand as silent witnesses whilst geometry invades every surface — the road beneath erupts in geometric bands that stretch toward vanishing points, creating a visual motorway of impossible hues. Motion becomes colour, colour becomes structure.

The red bus, London's eternal symbol, navigates this transformed landscape at the speed of light, its familiar form both anchor and acceleration through layers of translucent colour theory applied to urban reality.

Part of Foundation Seven, this piece interrogates the relationship between movement and perception in the modern metropolis. It asks: what happens when the city moves faster than the eye can follow, when familiar streets become abstract expressionist paintings painted in real time?