• Deconstructed Power oil painting by Johny Midnight showing abstract, deconstructed chimneys of Battersea Power Station in bright colours with London skyline in background.
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Gallery Midnight

Deconstructed Power

Deconstructed Power

by Johny Midnight

Battersea Power Station taken apart and reassembled on canvas - chimneys toppling, the Shard visible in the distance, people and trees scattered throughout. A mosaic of blues, purples and orange that reimagines the landmark as pure colour and energy.

Limited edition fine art prints, hand-signed and numbered by the artist. Once the edition is sold out, it will not be reproduced.

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  • Artwork Description

    Rather than a conventional view, this composition fragments Battersea Power Station and rebuilds it through abstraction, colour and layered texture. The chimneys tilt and shift, almost toppling, the sky a mosaic of blues, purples and creams with a burst of light. The power station's brickwork emerges in bright flashes of orange and yellow. London monuments - including the Shard - appear in the background, placing Battersea within its wider city context. Trees and figures are scattered throughout, thrown into the composition abstractly. The result is energetic and modern — the building dismantled and reconstructed through movement, colour and instinct.

  • Artist's Insight

    I was thinking about apple crumble - how something familiar can be broken apart and rearranged and still taste like itself. I wanted to do the same with Battersea. All the right brushstrokes, just not in the right order. The chimneys feel like they're falling, the London skyline bleeds in from behind, people and trees appear without permission. It's playful and slightly anarchic — which felt right for a building that has itself been completely dismantled and put back together. The Shard in the background grounds it in modern London even when everything else is coming apart.

Original Artwork Information

Artwork year created: 2023

Original artwork size: 100 x 120

Original artwork medium: Oil on canvas

Original artwork status: SOLD

Print Details

Gallery Midnight limited edition fine art prints are available in A2 and A3 sizes. Edition sizes vary depending on the artwork.

Edition Details

  • A3 Limited Edition of 100
  • A2 Limited Edition of 100
  • Printed on archival matt fine art paper
  • Hand-signed and numbered by the artist
  • Certificate of authenticity included

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Original paintings are typically presented on stretched canvas and do not require framing.

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Packaging

Limited Edition Prints

All limited edition prints are carefully packaged in protective cardboard tubes to ensure they arrive safely and in excellent condition. This method protects the artwork during transit and allows the print to be professionally framed once received.

Original Paintings

Original paintings are typically collected from the gallery or arranged for delivery separately. Please contact the gallery to discuss shipping options for original artworks.

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About the Artist

Johny is a painter and founder of Gallery Midnight in Balham. His work is often described as “abstract on reality”, capturing familiar landscapes, seascapes and city scenes with expressive colour and movement. Influenced by a life spent between London, the Alps and the Caribbean, his paintings explore changing light, atmosphere and energy, inviting viewers to see well-known places in new and unexpected ways.

Discover more about Johny and Gallery Midnight

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