Alatum (2026) Photograph by Ronald Anthony

Alatum (ah‑LAH‑toom) is a black‑and‑white fine-art architectural abstraction created from a structure in central London. The title is Latin for “winged,” chosen for the dark, emblem‑like silhouette formed at the centre of the composition.

This piece explores the tension between shadow and ascent, using converging lines, reflective surfaces, and curved architectural elements to create a sculptural, almost symbolic presence. The central form appears to rise toward the light, producing a sense of movement and quiet power while remaining entirely abstract.

Crafted with Ronald Anthony’s signature visual discipline, Alatum transforms contemporary architecture into a distilled study of geometry, symmetry, and form. Its minimal palette and precise composition make it a striking statement piece for collectors of modern architectural abstraction.

This piece is printed directly onto premium Aluminium Dibond, selected for its rigidity, longevity, and immaculate surface, which is perfect for deep tone black and white images. It is finished in an elegant 10mm aluminium Artbox frame to give the piece a modern, clean, sculptural presence.

Materials used:

direct print on aluminium dibond

Details:

• Photograph on Other
• From a limited edition of 3
• Size: 121 x 81 x 1cm (framed) / 120 x 80cm (actual image size)
• Framed and ready to hang
• Signed and numbered certificate of authenticity
• Style: Abstract
• Subject: Architecture and cityscapes