Parliament Illusion

Parliament Illusion
The White Collar Project
From Foundation Seven — The One Collar Project Collection
Digital composition on printed canvas
60 × 90 cm (24 × 36 in)
2024

Westminster dissolves into chromatic strata. Parliament Illusion stretches the Thames into bands of vermilion and teal, while Big Ben and the Palace hover between reality and schematic fantasy.

Geometric colour blocks rise like data towers, turning the skyline into stacked frequency bars.

The bridge becomes a rhythmic baseline, mirrored in the river’s surface; reflected reds and blues fracture the water into coded signal. Tourists drift as spectral silhouettes, their presence hinted, then overwritten by colour fields.

Part of Foundation Seven, this work interrogates civic iconography through the language of abstraction: what remains of a landmark when its form is sampled, looped and remixed? Parliament Illusion invites viewers to question whether the nation’s most recognisable monument can ever be fixed, or whether it must always glitch between pride and projection.