λ Laurence Poole (British b. 1963) Vinyl Revival (Red)] Lithograph printed in colour Signed in pen, titled, dated 2020 and numbered 3/275 60 x 84cm (23½ x 33 in.) It is impossible to not find yourself intrieged by Poole's booklet of oeuvre titled 'A Congress of Curiosities'. Poole is an assemblage sculptor who lives in Hastings with a studio nearby St. Leonards on the South-East coast of England. Poole was born in 1963 in London and studied at the Croydon College of Art, Chelsea College of Art & Design, The California Sculpture Academy and Brighton University. Poole's work is a celebration of vintage commercial and industrial design. His works often generate a sense of nostalgia than enhances our understanding of time. Poole works with unusual and curious materials such as model cars, golf clubs, vintage cameras and vinyl records as shown here. At first, it is not strikingly obvious what this piece was created with but on close inspection one can see the individual records lined up to create this mesmerising pattern. The current piece is a lithograph of Poole's original relief work.