This was by far the most eerie image of the bunch!
I love this violently peach room at the High Street Gallery. The color is strangely acidic for what is considered a traditionally sweet hue. The room is also fairly small, so it feels enveloping when you walk into that much vibrating peach.
There is something William Eggelston-esque about the color interplay and the areas where you can see the paint has been patched. In this photograph, the room itself has an down-beat institutional feel with the linoleum floors and the small details of grate, wall socket, smoke detector and can light.
The fact that the floor is tilted to a slight degree adds to the vertigo (although that could have something to do with the glowing crazy painting on the wall too).
All in all, I love this photograph. Thank you Francis for the strange and perfect documentation.
