Exhibition dates:

14 - 16  April 2021, Algae-UK Festival of Algae (online)

21 June - Aug 2021, Summer Lights Festival, Crossrail Place Roof Garden, Canary Wharf, London, UK

26th Jun - 11th Jul 2021, Edinburgh Science Festival, Scotland, UK, TBC

29 April - 8 May 2022, Gentse Floraliën, (Royal Society for Agriculture and Botany npo) Belgium

1-30th Sep 2022, Paleis Het Loo Royal Palace, Apeldoorn, Netherlands

A new public exhibition on tour by international x-ray artist Hugh Turvey, exposing the form and function of nature.

Hugh Turvey, Artist in Residence of the British Institute of Radiology, was commissioned to prepare 10 pieces of X-ray art entitled “Hidden Garden”, for the Canary Wharf Group to be displayed in the Foster & Partners Crossrail Place Roof Garden this year.  While the original plans necessarily had to evolve, the exhibition will be touring a number of sites where it will be showcased over 2021, some of which are listed below.


About the Exhibit
Hidden Garden is an aesthetic scientific representation of flora and algae, using the medium of x-ray imaging to highlight the hidden architectural structures within the subjects. Each image covers a theme including sustainability, habitat, pollinators and medicinal, each with a caption explaining the science, research or statistics behind the image.

This exhibition has been created during the pandemic. COVID-19 has caused a global health crisis and forced economies to shut down in the face of strict quarantine measures. However, the outbreak has had some unexpected positive impacts on Earth’s environment as nations restrict the movement of people and perhaps now is the time to rebalance our relationship with nature.

Hugh Turvey, x-ray Artist, London
Aesthetic reinvention of x-ray that bridges the gap between art/science, graphic design and pure photography. His work is exhibited globally. Clients include private collectors, art agents, galleries and corporations. Other agency collaborations include marketing/advertising, design/publishing, TV/film, architectural/interior design.
 
The main supporting partner is Fauna & Flora International but Algae-UK and Cambridge Conservation Initiative are also supporting this exhibition.

 
 

Beiderbeck Designs Reveals Interior Refit of Benetti 108 Supreme.

Stripped back to a bare hull and superstructure Benetti 108 Supreme has undergone a complete interior refresh designed by Beiderbeck designs.  Beiderbeck oversaw the design of the overhead panels, floor pattern, built-in and freestanding furniture on the yacht. Designs were then brought to fruition by Ekinoks Interiors, based on the renderings and interior design drawings of Beiderbeck designs.

Featured in Naviga Magazine Sept 2020

http://ekinoksinterior.com/my-paradis.html

Brough Superior X-ray created by Hugh Turvey to mark the generosity of Robert and engage the public with Robert's story.

Robert White was an internationally renowned photographic retailer. He died last year, aged 62. But before he died, he arranged to sell his collection of vintage motorbikes and cars to pay for a new cancer wing at the hospital, equipped with state-of-the-art facilities. His collection of Brough Superior bikes was sold to a fellow enthusiast, Jay Leno, the American chat show host, for £3.5 million. The incredible generosity shown by one man is set to leave a remarkable legacy for patients with cancer in Dorset for years to come.

Martin Clunes officially opened the Robert White Centre in 2018.

Brough Superior
SS100 1000cc 3.speed 1928
The Rolls Royce of motorcycles which was built regardless of the cost.
Top speed of 100mph. Only 384 were every built. The original bikes had the Jap Vee Twin Engine. From 1936 a Matchless Engine version was also built.
Lawrence of Arabia was tragically killed in an accident whilst riding his Brough Superior in Dorset, UK.

http://www.poolehospitalcharity.co.uk/robert-white-legacy-fund/
https://www.poole.nhs.uk/about-us/latest-news/2016-news/incredible-%C2%A310m-legacy.aspx
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-dorset-46536074