X-radiograph(s) of "Westminster Hall" 

Editor: This is an X-radiograph of "Westminster Hall" by Jeremiah Paul. It's fascinating to see a building rendered in this way, almost like an architectural ghost. What sociopolitical narratives do you think are embedded in this ghostly depiction of Westminster Hall? Curator: That's a keen observation. The X-ray reveals a hidden history, stripping away the surface to expose the underlying structure. In imaging Westminster Hall, the artist interrogates the enduring power and transparency of institutions. What does it mean to see through the facade of such a symbol of authority? Editor: So it's a visual commentary on power and accountability? Curator: Precisely! By using X-radiography, the artist invites us to question what lies beneath the visible, urging us to critically examine the foundations of established power structures. Editor: That's really thought-provoking, I never would have considered that on my own. Curator: Indeed, this work underscores how art can be a powerful tool for social commentary, challenging us to see beyond the surface.