Celia Hegedus is a London-born artist whose work centres on the architecture and evolving character of the city itself. Drawn initially to the distinctive tones and textures of London stock brick — a material synonymous with the capital’s visual identity — her paintings explore the presence of buildings as witnesses to change.

Many of the subjects she has painted have since altered or disappeared, and her work has gradually taken on a documentary role. These paintings capture both permanence and transience: the enduring structures that define London alongside the changing urban landscape and the shifting layers of time embedded within the city’s streets.