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British Land unveils Adam Nathaniel Furman artwork at Paddington Central

By 2023-08-14T12:15:00

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Locally born artist and designer completes artwork intended to ‘celebrate inclusivity and promote wellbeing’

A large-scale public art installation titled ‘Abundance,’ and created by the artist and designer Adam Nathaniel Furman, has been revealed at Paddington Central.

According to British Land, which commissioned the 50-metre curvilinear art wall, it “celebrates inclusivity [and] promotes wellbeing”.

Furman is known for their choice of vivid colours and for the way in which they draw inspiration from postmodernist architecture and design.

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