The Last One Standing, 2016
 
Lucinda Grange explores the limits of the built environment, accessing places and spaces that are for most unseen, hidden or simply out-of-bounds. Grange has climbed and accessed some of the world’s most iconic structures, often at night and without permission, to capture images of the cityscapes below. Her work raises questions about access and ownership in the urban environment.
 
The Last One Standing is a self-portrait of Grange sitting on top of the Forth Rail Bridge. Grange set herself a personal challenge to climb and photograph three bridges in 24 hours, one each in England, Scotland and Wales.
 
C-Type print on Fujicolour Crystal Archive DPII Gloss
Paper size: 45.5 x 30.5cms
Print size: 40 x 25.5cms
Edition of 24
Signed and numbered by the artist

£300 unframed