Tea urn on Architectural Support II by Pablo Bronstein, 2017

I sometimes see myself as a sort of architectural provocateur – Pablo Bronstein Through rigorous draftsmanship Pablo Bronstein creates works that, at first glance, give the impression of historical authenticity but upon further investigation deliver a fantastical reimagining of the past. Architecture becomes structurally impossible, narratives are warped and our first impressions are challenged with a particular sense of humour. With an eye for beauty and for the absurd, Bronstein combines a variety of architectural structures and styles to create imaginative and often implausible new forms. Bronstein’s practice stems from a profound enjoyment and understanding of both architectural and art history. By viewing history as a series of malleable parts rather than linear and immovable, he offers us new ways to enjoy and interpret the aesthetics of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. Thanks to The Bath Framer for their support for this display