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Market Life

Stone and Screen”
This suite exposes the symbolic tension between faith and finance in London’s architecture. It maps how the London Stock Exchange, tucked behind St Paul’s Cathedral, isn’t coincidence — it’s coded optics.
Each verse names a layer:
Verse 1: The cathedral as legacy, the Exchange as leverage
Verse 2: Urban planning as strategic concealment
Verse 3–5: Media saturation, ancestral echo, and final rupture
Hook: “Stone and screen, prayer and profit” — a mantra of exposure
🔍 Story Behind the Lyric
We asked why the Stock Exchange sits behind St Paul’s — whether it’s random or deliberate. This suite answers: → It’s not coincidence. It’s choreography. → Faith in front, finance behind — that’s how empires blur the line.
The lyric flips architecture into cipher. It walks the square with forensic eyes, naming the hands that script the skyline.

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