Brighten up your walls while helping the lives of people with learning disabilities and Autism.

 Product details

• Unframed

• Printed on Somerset Satin Enhanced Paper 

• We only print when we get an order so we can reduce our wastage.

• This piece can be slotted straight into standard A4, A3 A2 or A1 frames.

• International delivery can be arranged on request.

• If you are displaying art in your workplace and would like to show your employees and customers your charitable side, we can send cards to go alongside the artwork, with information on the artist and organisation.

• If you would like to licence this image, get in touch

Where your money goes

• 50% of profits from the sale of prints goes directly to the artist.

• 50% of profits from the sale of prints goes towards funding our workshops for adults with learning disabilities.

About the piece:

Chris took photographs of buildings across London before adapting them in Photoshop to create fun, surreal and sometimes scary environments. His work often explores his feelings and experiences as an autistic person. In this piece, Chris is looking at a building that is going through work and change. For some, this might be exciting and hopeful, whereas others may find change threatening and confusing. In a city going through constant change and gentrification, we have to remind ourselves of the feelings and experiences of everyone in society.

About the artist:

Chris creates experimental pieces that use a vast array of materials and processes. Sometimes these take the form of paintings but often explores the three dimensional properties of a wide variety of materials. In this instance mix media collaged sculptures. Chris feels passionately about encouraging people with learning disabilities to take up a career in art. In the past he has given talks, most notably at the Royal Academy where he talks about the relationship between art and disability.