Kate Bryan, Soho House Head of Collections, says of the work, 'Alice Browne makes brilliant work about imaginary spaces; often they can be quite architectural, they can be playful so you don't really understand what the foreground, the middle ground and the background is, sometimes quite literal like you might be looking at a construction of sorts. This work is a great example of how she's playing around with image and form. You're trying to read the form, you're thinking to yourself 'What can I see there? Is that a little plug socket or is it a little screw, what am I looking at?' and then you get completely lost in the overall form and the temptation to look for imagery gives way to an appreciation of colour and line and how good looking and sumptuous it is.'