Custard Factory, Birmingham - Daniel Lopez
Daniel Lopez is a versatile artist who adapts to various media, including ceramics, watercolour, photography, digital, and traditional painting. His work reflects a unique perspective shaped by his experiences in different cities. From his upbringing in Andalusia to his artistic development in Cuenca and Havana, culminating in his current work in Birmingham, Daniel’s artistry is influenced by the vibrant history and dynamic urban landscape of the second city. His current work, with its blend of architectural styles, reflects the city’s evolving character and his fascination with its dramatic contrasts.
“What I find incredible is the UK weather, the weather reflected on the wall, those grey marks, that strong red from the brick, that to me is Birmingham.” Daniel is captivated by Birmingham’s architectural diversity, describing it as “bizarre, eclectic, even exotic” and expresses his love for the city’s dramatic flair: “I absolutely love the drama of Birmingham.”
Birmingham for example has a fantastic, diverse mix of new and old. Red-brick Victorian Gothic, Brutalist, Romanesque and modernist glass buildings all make up the city's architectural personality. Daniel says he finds this varied mix “bizarre, eclectic, even exotic”. and confesses “I absolutely love the drama of Birmingham”
Custard Factory, Birmingham
A hub of independent shopping and creative and digital business, the Custard Factory is a unique destination in Birmingham, England. It was built in 1906 by Alfie Bird, the creator of Bird’s Custard.
Its steel-framed windows are a hallmark of the Custard Factory, as they showcase its industrial and historical legacy. They are a valuable part of Birmingham’s architectural heritage and illustrate how the city has transformed from a production centre to a creative and cultural hub.
Watercolour and Pen study on 100% cotton paper
Framed size 64.5cm x 45.5cm
The artwork is s presented in a reclaimed metal style frame with a bolted iron accents for an industrial look
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Daniel Lopez is a versatile artist who adapts to various media, including ceramics, watercolour, photography, digital, and traditional painting. His work reflects a unique perspective shaped by his experiences in different cities. From his upbringing in Andalusia to his artistic development in Cuenca and Havana, culminating in his current work in Birmingham, Daniel’s artistry is influenced by the vibrant history and dynamic urban landscape of the second city. His current work, with its blend of architectural styles, reflects the city’s evolving character and his fascination with its dramatic contrasts.
“What I find incredible is the UK weather, the weather reflected on the wall, those grey marks, that strong red from the brick, that to me is Birmingham.” Daniel is captivated by Birmingham’s architectural diversity, describing it as “bizarre, eclectic, even exotic” and expresses his love for the city’s dramatic flair: “I absolutely love the drama of Birmingham.”
Birmingham for example has a fantastic, diverse mix of new and old. Red-brick Victorian Gothic, Brutalist, Romanesque and modernist glass buildings all make up the city's architectural personality. Daniel says he finds this varied mix “bizarre, eclectic, even exotic”. and confesses “I absolutely love the drama of Birmingham”
Custard Factory, Birmingham
A hub of independent shopping and creative and digital business, the Custard Factory is a unique destination in Birmingham, England. It was built in 1906 by Alfie Bird, the creator of Bird’s Custard.
Its steel-framed windows are a hallmark of the Custard Factory, as they showcase its industrial and historical legacy. They are a valuable part of Birmingham’s architectural heritage and illustrate how the city has transformed from a production centre to a creative and cultural hub.
Watercolour and Pen study on 100% cotton paper
Framed size 64.5cm x 45.5cm
The artwork is s presented in a reclaimed metal style frame with a bolted iron accents for an industrial look
Shipping
Seventh Circle offer free shipping for all orders sent within UK and Northern Ireland. For quotes on couriers outside of these regions, please get in touch.
For more information, please see our terms and conditions.
Make sure you read our Summer Sale Terms & Conditions - Here
Daniel Lopez is a versatile artist who adapts to various media, including ceramics, watercolour, photography, digital, and traditional painting. His work reflects a unique perspective shaped by his experiences in different cities. From his upbringing in Andalusia to his artistic development in Cuenca and Havana, culminating in his current work in Birmingham, Daniel’s artistry is influenced by the vibrant history and dynamic urban landscape of the second city. His current work, with its blend of architectural styles, reflects the city’s evolving character and his fascination with its dramatic contrasts.
“What I find incredible is the UK weather, the weather reflected on the wall, those grey marks, that strong red from the brick, that to me is Birmingham.” Daniel is captivated by Birmingham’s architectural diversity, describing it as “bizarre, eclectic, even exotic” and expresses his love for the city’s dramatic flair: “I absolutely love the drama of Birmingham.”
Birmingham for example has a fantastic, diverse mix of new and old. Red-brick Victorian Gothic, Brutalist, Romanesque and modernist glass buildings all make up the city's architectural personality. Daniel says he finds this varied mix “bizarre, eclectic, even exotic”. and confesses “I absolutely love the drama of Birmingham”
Custard Factory, Birmingham
A hub of independent shopping and creative and digital business, the Custard Factory is a unique destination in Birmingham, England. It was built in 1906 by Alfie Bird, the creator of Bird’s Custard.
Its steel-framed windows are a hallmark of the Custard Factory, as they showcase its industrial and historical legacy. They are a valuable part of Birmingham’s architectural heritage and illustrate how the city has transformed from a production centre to a creative and cultural hub.
Watercolour and Pen study on 100% cotton paper
Framed size 64.5cm x 45.5cm
The artwork is s presented in a reclaimed metal style frame with a bolted iron accents for an industrial look
Shipping
Seventh Circle offer free shipping for all orders sent within UK and Northern Ireland. For quotes on couriers outside of these regions, please get in touch.
For more information, please see our terms and conditions.
Make sure you read our Summer Sale Terms & Conditions - Here