Marche Infinity

Marche Infinity
The White Collar Project
From Foundation Seven — The One Collar Project Collection
Digital composition on printed canvas
60 × 90 cm (24 × 36 in)
2024

A solitary figure walks into chromatic eternity. Marche Infinity captures the moment where London's corporate landscape dissolves into pure geometric abstraction — curved lines flow like liquid mercury across the plaza whilst St. Paul's Cathedral stands sentinel over this transformation of space and time.

The figure, dwarfed by towering colour fields of coral and teal, becomes both protagonist and scale reference in this urban theatre. Each step forward is a journey through layers of optical illusion, where the ground beneath curves and undulates like frozen sound waves.

Modern towers pierce the turquoise sky whilst classical architecture watches from the periphery, creating a dialogue between London's financial future and its sacred past. The striped pathway doesn't merely lead somewhere — it creates the very concept of destination.

Part of Foundation Seven, this piece explores the individual's relationship to the overwhelming scale of contemporary urban space. It asks: in a city of infinite possibilities, what does it mean to take a single step forward?