Debut

This is a self-portrait of me at the newly opened Winton Gallery at the Science Museum, London.
It was designed by the late and great Zaha Hadid, who was famed for her use of digital fabrication in architectural design to create organic, rhythmic and flowing buildings and structures.
The Winton Gallery was designed around the airflow of a Handley Page Gugnunc plane from the 1920s on display, and as a result creates a symmetrical space with one great canopy symbolising said airflow.
I especially liked the use of lighting in the gallery, which is another thing that Hadid worked with so well.

Hopefully this photo will present to you a good insight on my personal interests!