Photomontage with East and West London
These images are inspired by London and the rural and urban landscape of Bangladesh.
Flood in Westminster. Photomontage 2010
Rural landscape with Canary Wharf. Photomontage 2010
Market Mess
Three of these photographs were taken many years ago after the close of the Sunday market in and around Brick Lane. They show some of the rubbish that was generated by the market which was sent to a landfill site. If we try to imagine how much the market has generated altogether over the years we can see what could have been recycled.
The aftermath of the Brick Lane market. London 1986
The aftermath of the Brick Lane market. London 1986
The aftermath of the Brick Lane market. London 1986
Boy takes a rest on cardboard boxes, Brick Lane market. London 1986
Two Artists
Two artists in the Six Oranges Productions studio with a Ben Slow painting on the wall.
Abdul Hamid in the Six Oranges studio. London 2012
Hazuan Hashim and Abdul Hamid in the Six Oranges studio. London 2012
Hospital Surrealism
These are some of the photographs I took in abandoned London Hospital buildings in preparation for their demolition.
Defaced portrait on hospital wall. Whitechapel, London 2002
Hospital wall. Whitechapel, London 2002
Hospital cabinet with human skulls. Whitechapel, London 2002
Sign. Whitechapel, London 2002
Computer and florid curtains. Whitechapel, London 2002
Two Capital Cities
I’ve always thought of the Buriganga river in Dhaka as the sister to the river Thames. The physical difference between the two is that there is much more traffic in Dhaka. Surely its business is a reflection of the Thames during Victorian times.
The river Thames. London 2004
The river Buriganga, Dhaka 1990
