As well as writing books, making films about places  and stealing other peoples' recipes, Jonathan Meades also makes art. 
In January  2016 he will be mounting a one man show at the Londonewcastle Space in Redchurch Street, Shoreditch. The show will comprise works on paper and canvas. They will vary in size from A3 to 3 metres by 2 metres.
 
He comments:
This stuff is a continuation - and, evidently, a magnification - of the non-naturalistic idiom first essayed in Pidgin Snaps (Unbound 2013): a combination of photography, painting, collage, froissage and digital legerdemain.
It is the antipodes of that approach which puritanically shuns enhancement.
It is genetically modified, botoxed, and out of its skull on beta 2-adrenergic, clenbuterol, methylhexanamine, tetrahydrogestrinone.
 
Unbound are delighted to offer a limited run of a print entitled Adieu, Francis Le Belge.
It is available in a limited edtion of 10 signed and hand-numbered, fully archival inkjet A3 prints with screen printed glaze. 
They will be proofed and approved by the Coriander-Curwen Studio.
They are exclusively available from Unbound at the Print level of £120.