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Taking to arguably one of London’s most iconic brutalist structures, the Barbican Centre, Director and Photographer, Lester Jones, wanted to highlight the building’s still omnipresence, as the world around it moves at a continuous and transient pace.

What can be understood as highlighting the city’s youth-like undercurrents that often serve as a source of mass development and cultural evolution, Jones enlisted the help of dancers Shamel Kendrick and Benji Colson to physically portray London’s vibrant future.

Enjoy the full clip above and let us know your thoughts in the comment section following.

In related news, this talented artists has painted celebrities such as Jay-Z and Beyoncé into everyday situations.

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