Junction 41 on the M4 at Port Talbot, rests on concrete pillars that raise the motorway 15metres above the town's rooftops. The elevated structure, often referred to as the ‘road in the sky,’ is built on top of the town, where it towers over Victorian terrace houses and back gardens. The initiative to rewild this ‘concrete jungle' is a fascinating shift in urban planning. Historically, these spaces were treated as ‘non-places,’ but they are increasingly being viewed as vital corridors for biodiversity.
Original screen print - 2026
Printed on Somerset Satin 250g paper.
Image Size: 34 x 26cm
Paper Size: 57 x 58cm
Limited edition of 15
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