Gateshead Car park Wall panel
Gates Head Car Park Wall Panel.
Inspired by the brutalist architecture of the midcentury, and the history of the Formica UK factory in North Shields, Lucy combines the strong lines and shapes of the building with Formica’s brand new patterns collection to create a unique piece of art for the Formica Showroom, London. To depict the scene ( famously in the Get Carter film with Michael Caine ) each piece of the Gateshead car park artwork is utilising the vast textures and patterns from the new Formica collection. Lucy laser cuts and inlays the formica laminate to create this bespoke commission.
The Gateshead car park was designed in 1962 by the Owen Luder Partnership when Brutalism was regarded as the cutting edge of architecture and opened in 1967, The Michael Caine film ‘Get Carter used the brutalist building as a backdrop when it was filmed in 1970.
Please get in contact if you would like your home, business or favourite scene created as an art piece. The art work will last a life time, it’s colourfast, durable and perfect for high traffic areas. why not have something like this on a splash back, head board, bar front… or just as a piece of art for your home, the possibilities are endless.
This piece measures 1800mm x 1200mm and framed
£3000.00
Gates Head Car Park Wall Panel.
Inspired by the brutalist architecture of the midcentury, and the history of the Formica UK factory in North Shields, Lucy combines the strong lines and shapes of the building with Formica’s brand new patterns collection to create a unique piece of art for the Formica Showroom, London. To depict the scene ( famously in the Get Carter film with Michael Caine ) each piece of the Gateshead car park artwork is utilising the vast textures and patterns from the new Formica collection. Lucy laser cuts and inlays the formica laminate to create this bespoke commission.
The Gateshead car park was designed in 1962 by the Owen Luder Partnership when Brutalism was regarded as the cutting edge of architecture and opened in 1967, The Michael Caine film ‘Get Carter used the brutalist building as a backdrop when it was filmed in 1970.
Please get in contact if you would like your home, business or favourite scene created as an art piece. The art work will last a life time, it’s colourfast, durable and perfect for high traffic areas. why not have something like this on a splash back, head board, bar front… or just as a piece of art for your home, the possibilities are endless.
This piece measures 1800mm x 1200mm and framed
£3000.00
Gates Head Car Park Wall Panel.
Inspired by the brutalist architecture of the midcentury, and the history of the Formica UK factory in North Shields, Lucy combines the strong lines and shapes of the building with Formica’s brand new patterns collection to create a unique piece of art for the Formica Showroom, London. To depict the scene ( famously in the Get Carter film with Michael Caine ) each piece of the Gateshead car park artwork is utilising the vast textures and patterns from the new Formica collection. Lucy laser cuts and inlays the formica laminate to create this bespoke commission.
The Gateshead car park was designed in 1962 by the Owen Luder Partnership when Brutalism was regarded as the cutting edge of architecture and opened in 1967, The Michael Caine film ‘Get Carter used the brutalist building as a backdrop when it was filmed in 1970.
Please get in contact if you would like your home, business or favourite scene created as an art piece. The art work will last a life time, it’s colourfast, durable and perfect for high traffic areas. why not have something like this on a splash back, head board, bar front… or just as a piece of art for your home, the possibilities are endless.
This piece measures 1800mm x 1200mm and framed
£3000.00