Fragmentum (2026) Photograph by Ronald Anthony

Fragmentum is a black‑and‑white architectural abstraction of the Imperial War Museum North. I spent time circling the structure, studying how its planes fractured the light, before settling on this composition — the one that revealed the building at its most disjointed and sculptural.

Designed by the world‑renowned Polish‑American architect Daniel Libeskind, the museum is formed from three interlocking “shards,” conceived as fragments of a globe shattered by conflict. This image isolates that idea, distilling the architecture into a single moment of tension, division, and geometric rupture.

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: 81 x 212 x 1cm (framed) / 80 x 120cm (actual image size)
• Framed and ready to hang
• Signed and numbered certificate of authenticity
• Style: Abstract
• Subject: Architecture and cityscapes