In this vertical composition, Goggin explores the architectural identity of London by blending disparate visual elements into a cohesive cityscape. The work utilizes the portrait orientation to emphasize the height and grandeur of the city’s iconic structures, allowing the viewer’s eye to climb through layers of weathered textures and nostalgic imagery. By treating the city as a living archive, the artist reveals the grit and character found within the familiar silhouettes of the capital.

The piece relies on a sophisticated interplay of collage techniques, where the physical stacking of shapes mimics the historical buildup of an urban environment. Rather than a clean, photographic representation, Goggin offers a version of London that feels assembled and lived-in. The muted tones and vintage aesthetic suggest a deep appreciation for the passage of time, turning a well-known skyline into a personal, tactile exploration of place.