Floating Architectural Spaces at Boston Manor House
Boston Manor House•Sep 12, 2026 — Oct 25, 2026
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Alec Boreham and Francesco Vitali share a deep appreciation of classical art, music and architecture. As artist duo Alec & Franz they use digital tools to transform meticulous line drawings of historical buildings into sensory experiences. Particularly drawn to the ornate and dramatic characteristics of the Baroque era, they respond to present-day challenges with immersive installations that transcend time and space.
Following their 2024 launch exhibition at Bermondsey Project Space, they return to London with an expanded site specific iteration at Boston Manor House to pay homage to the heritage of this lesser-known architectural gem alongside instantly recognisable landmarks.
The historical Jacobean house is remarkable not only for surviving two world wars, but also for being built under a woman’s guidance more than four centuries ago. Privately owned until the 1920s, when its entire contents and extensive art collection were sold off, it was opened as a public park in 1924 and…
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Floating Architectural Spaces at Boston Manor House
Boston Manor House•Sep 12, 2026 — Oct 25, 2026
Press Release
Alec Boreham and Francesco Vitali share a deep appreciation of classical art, music and architecture. As artist duo Alec & Franz they use digital tools to transform meticulous line drawings of historical buildings into sensory experiences. Particularly drawn to the ornate and dramatic characteristics of the Baroque era, they respond to present-day challenges with immersive installations that transcend time and space.
Following their 2024 launch exhibition at Bermondsey Project Space, they return to London with an expanded site specific iteration at Boston Manor House to pay homage to the heritage of this lesser-known architectural gem alongside instantly recognisable landmarks.
The historical Jacobean house is remarkable not only for surviving two world wars, but also for being built under a woman’s guidance more than four centuries ago. Privately owned until the 1920s, when its entire contents and extensive art collection were sold off, it was opened as a public park in 1924 and…
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