For nearly a decade, Harriet Mena Hill has been drawing and painting on concrete images of the Aylesbury estate in south-west London. In this episode, she talks about how architecture has always been an artistic theme for her, the influence of surrealism on her early work, her fear of infinity, the Aylesbury estate history and community, how and why she came to use concrete as her ‘canvas’, the political aspect to her work and how it is progressing.
Harriet Mena Hill talking with Bob Chaundy
Accompanying images on consideringart.com


Found Branch (after Grunewald)




Missenden Undercroft

Lights Out on 6, Aylesbury Nocturne

All images are © Harriet Mena Hill
You can see more of Harriet’s work on her website
Music: Ibiza by MBB | https://soundcloud.com/mbbofficial
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