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"Deconstructing Malta"
 Valletta Waterfront(circa 2015) For the 'Deconstructing Malta' collection. |  Msida(circa 2014) Part of the 'Deconstructing Malta' exhibition of St. James Cavalier. |  Mosta Dome Market(circa 2014) Recoloured for the 'Deconstructing Malta' exhibition of St. James Cavalier. |
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 Grandmasters Palace(circa 2013) Original colour for the #killchilledruntour 2013 |  St. Julian's Bay(circa 2014) Part of the 'Deconstructing Malta' exhibition of St. James Cavalier. |  Valletta Riot(circa 2014) For the 'Deconstructing Malta' exhibition of St. James Cavalier. (featured in The Times Of Malta) |
 Zona Hadra(circa 2013) Original colour for the #killchilledruntour 2013 |  Mosta Dome Market(circa 2013) Original colour for the #killchilledruntour 2013 |  St Johns Cathedral(circa 2014) Part of the 'Deconstructing Malta' exhibition of St. James Cavalier. |
 Gozo ShipPen/ink original sketch (A4) For the 'Deconstructing Malta' exhibition in St. James Cavalier. |  Valletta RiotOriginal Ink drawing (A4) Part of the 'Deconstructing Malta' exhibition in St. James Cavalier. |  St. Johns CathedralOriginal sketch (A4) For the 'Deconstructing Malta' exhibition in St. James Cavalier. (featured in The Times Of Malta) |
 St. Paulo Cemetery(Original pencil sketch) For the 'Deconstructing Malta' exhibition in St. James Cavalier. |  Mosta Dome MarketOriginal Pencil sketch Part of the 'Deconstructing Malta' exhibition in St. James Cavalier. |  St. Julian's BayOriginal Ink drawing (A4) Part of the 'Deconstructing Malta' exhibition in St. James Cavalier. |
 Grandmasters PalacePencil/Ink sketch Part of the 'Deconstructing Malta' exhibition in St. James Cavalier. |  Zona HadraPencil sketch (held in private collection) Part of the 'Deconstructing Malta' exhibition in St. James Cavalier. |
Promoting the release of From The Ashes: Premonitions, School Of Bitches resident artist, Alan Stealth completed a series of works on various landmarks throughout Malta. Working in pencil and ink, he envisioned local landmarks in the dystopian future of Malta outlined thus far.
The works were featured in an exhibition at St. James Cavalier in November 2014, as well as the Times Of Malta.
*Some of the original artworks featured are available for sale, if you are interested please contact us at info@schoolofbitches.co.uk.
LAST UPDATED: 20.11.2015
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