Exploring the boundaries between art and architecture

Wellington, New Zealand-based artist, exploring fictitious and surreal built environments. These works are a not-so-unrealistic look into the future of our built environments and modern architecture design. Works are primarily in watercolour, pencil and ink.

“Permanence is increasingly becoming a concept of the past, especially in the contemporary built environment, objects and infrastructure are not meant to last.  The relationships we have with places and spaces are so fleeting and temporary, this concept transforms into the physical fleeting environment. One which is forever changing and morphing into new places, making way for new fleeting relationships and perceptions.”

Jillian Whitmore

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