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My past and future exhibitions all around the world

Following its centenary celebration at the Ritz Hotel The Institution of Structural Engineers launched a vote on the favourite structure on Stephen`s cityscape.

The Gallery will be open again tomorrow from 10:00

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Stephen concentrates almost exclusively on architecture. He provides exact, literal renditions of any building, no matter how complex, and in fact he seems to prefer the especially intricate. He views buildings, in person or from a photograph, and retains an exquisitely precise and detailed image for later recall and drawing.(BlogSpot) READ ON...

Tokyo Documentary

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In May 2005 Stephen was invited to Tokyo, Japan to complete his biggest ever panoramic drawing of this vibrant city well known for its modern architecture.

Stephen has always been astonished by skyscrapers and Tokyo offered a great and exciting challenge for him. First he visited the heliport where he went on a helicopter ride over the city.

One of Stephen's extraordinary abilities is to memorize landscapes up to the highest detail. During this flight he had a thorough look at the view of the Japanese capital from the helicopter including thousands of buildings, towers, high-ways, cars, buses, even down to intricate details of trees and windows. Following the 30 minutes ride Stephen seemed to be very excited and ready for the challenge.

Right after landing he had the opportunity to visit one of the tallest and most recent architectural developments of Tokyo, the Mori building at Roppongi Hills. Up on the roof above the 54th floor an amazing scene burst upon his view.

Stephen had an other look at areas which he had not seen from the helicopter and after a short while he was ready to start his masterpiece.

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