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Architecture for Lovers

Artist Jason Secto with some of his intricate drawings, at the well-attended opening of his exhibition Architecture for Lovers at the Fifty2Gallery.

The dip ink images on a range of stocks (acid-free, cotton etc) and are intensely detailed stories of journeys through places and ideas. Over 50 were completed within the last month, alongside around 30 from earlier this year and 1999.

The show runs at Fifty2Gallery, on the top floor of 50 Willis Street (above The Vault), until 16 November.

 
 
 
 
 
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