Blue-tinted light floods exhibition spaces inside the Stirling Prize-winning gallery Caruso St John designed for artist Damien Hirst in London, in these shots captured by photographer Simone Bossi. 

Architectural photographer Simone Bossi spent a late winter's afternoon exploring the exhibitions spaces inside the Newport Street Gallery, with the company of just a few other visitors.

Stretching along an entire street, the Caruso St John-designed building occupies three century-old red brick warehouses and two new brick structures, including one with a spiky saw-tooth roof.

Bossi, who shot the images free-hand, focused on the diffused winter's light entering the high-ceilinged galleries from the angular skylights, capturing white-painted walls bathed in hues of blue. "The winter light of the late afternoon was so gentle and I had noticed just a few people inside. I felt that the moment was favourable," the photographer told Dezeen.

"I was so fascinated by the light-blue temperature of the space caused by the sky," he continued.
The photographs also shows blue light flooding through a circular skylight lined with brickwork, as well as the spiral staircases wrapped with walls made from white engineered brick.

No artwork features in the collection, but instead visitors are captured gazing in different directions to add intrigue to the photoset. One shows a woman dressed in a red coat, and another a girl on her phone.

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