#ONE. World famous artist Nathan Coley presents a 15ft piece of scaffolding bearing the halogen bulb illuminated words ‘You Imagine What You Desire’ at St. Nicholas Parish Church, Church Street, Brighton.

Wrestled up the grassy knoll, dragged through the graveyard and then placed inside the building to tower over pews like an icon, the piece is a tribute to industrial modernity exhibited within an archaic religious structure. Coley has appropriated the words from George Bernard Shaw (a known atheist) and is now installing his views in the sacred space of believers. The philosophy of architecture is Coley’s recurrent theme, with his work always asking us: What is my relationship to this space? What does this structure represent in relation to the society in which it was built? The piece is visually bold, politically rude and endlessly thought-provoking, well worth the uphill trek. read more