Over the weekend the worlds most famous global Street Art & Graffiti festival finally hit London. The very nature of the event is defined in the name, Meeting of Styles, setting to showcase artists and writers from all over the globe and presenting a full range of Graffiti and Street Art styles.
The event was organised through the hard work of London’s very own Jim Vision and set up around the recently established Nomadic Community Gardens, a location that over the last couple of months has offered itself up and propelled itself to the position of one of the must see locations to witness Street Art in London, Additionally there were extra works placed up in the adjacent park & streets of Allen Gardens, Pedley Street, Grimsby Street & Scalter Street, keeping all the works very centralised.
Saturday provided perfect summer conditions, glorious sunshine without a cloud to be spied. The event was fuelled by the many artists working and accompanied by the delighted passers-by for the duration of Saturday, with those attending the event especially and all the general people who visit the area of a weekend to view the Street Art who were certainly in for an unexpected treat. Contrasting the first day of the festival the weather on Sunday was overcast for the duration and the event was hampered in the late afternoon due to an hour or so of severe rainfall, but this wasn’t enough to stop the last of the painting going on or dampen the spirits of all those that were in attendance.
All in all it was a great event offering a superb and diverse range of Street Art and Graffiti, really offering something for everyone to enjoy. It was a delight to be exposed to so many artists and writers that either rarely paint in London or even have never had the chance to before, drawing in talent from all around the globe for this one great weekend.
The feature wall of the event at the beginning of Day 1.
Joel Dean at work.
Initial outlines from Gent 48.
Gams & Llouls at work on their first piece for the event.
Morgazmik & FPLO at work on their bright and vibrant work.
The feature wall of the event at the on of Day 1.
Vova Zomb at work in Pedley Street.
Dan Kitchener at work on what would be for us one of the standout pieces from the event.
The feature wall of the event in full swing on Day 1.
Neoh at work.
Mondi at work.
Lost Souls Crew members SPZero76, Si Mitchell & Captain Kris at work.
Louis Masai at work on Saturday.
Ricky Dep at work.
Brave & Dan Kitchener at work in Pedley Street on Saturday.
Juan2 at work on Sclater Street.
The feature wall of the event at the beginning of Day 2.
Jim Vision adding his touch to the gardens feature wall.
Graffiti as far as the eye can see with Gams & Clouls at work on their second piece for the festival.
N9ne at work on what would turn out to be a superb piece.
Kaes starting out his work in the adjacent Allen Gardens.
Wrist77 at work on Sunday.
Gent 48 at work on Sunday.
Airborne Mark at work on Day 2.
The feature wall of the event at the midway mark on Day 2..
Hazlo nearing the end of his work on Day 2.
As day two drew to a close, the feature wall, almost complete, set to firelight heralded the end of a superb festival.
The Finished Pieces:
Work from Odisy.
Work by Twesh.
Work by Ders.
Work from Gent 48 & Newso. This pair hit out one of our favourite works from the event, superb.
Detail of work from Gent 48 & Newso.
Detail of work from Gent 48 & Newso.
Work by Brave art and attending children.
Work by Brave art and attending children.
Work by Hazlo, over from Spain.
Work by Fumeroism.
Work by Ewelina Koszykowska.
Work by Ana Rewinska.
Work by Mondi.
Work by Wrist77.
Work by Chuck.
Work by FPLO & Morgazmik, with a great belnding of styles on this collaboration.
Work by Autone.
Work by Neoh, the largest work of his we have seen and the first not to feature a full figure and just focus on the heads.
Work by Trafik.
Work by Zadok.
Work by Louis Masai, one of our favourites from the weekend.
Work by Kalagrafik, over from Berlin.
Superb work by Airborne Mark, bringing his Origami Rascal along for the weekend.
Work by N9ne.
Work by Joel Dean.
The garden feature wall, with a few additions to be added by Zadok, but including works from Tyme (top left), Adno (top centre), Awore (top right), Djalouz (middle left & middle right), Kak (bottom left), Ekto (bottom centre), Wisher (bottom right) with the centre piece and background work from Jim Vision & Zadok.
Work by Ekto.
Works by Ask, In Fetish, 40HK, Ricky Dep & The Lost Souls Crew.
Work by Ask.
Work by Ink Fetish.
Work by 40HK.
Work by Ricky Dep.
Work by The Lost Souls Crew, inspired by cartoon Samurai Pizza Cats and bringing an excellent work to the event, unsurprisingly as these guys never disappoint whatever the occasion.
Work by SPZero76.
Work by Squirl.
Work by Si Mitchell.
Work by Captain Kris.
Work by Brave, this piece really stands out from the wall it was painted on.
Work by Dan Kitchener, one of the festivals highlights for us here, interesting to see a grey-scale based work from Dank.
Work by Himbad, set to a psychadelic retro background.
Work by Vova Zomb.
Work by Stendec & Soma.
Work by Cro.
Work by Ebee.
Work by Zase, along with the piece accompanying this by Hush, our favourite pieces of Graffiti from the weekend.
Work by Hush.
Work by Gams & Llouls. Their second piece for the festival.
Work by Ghost Writers members, 2Rise, Kaes & Core 246.
Work by 2Rise.
Work by Kaes.
Work by Core 246.
Works by Lifer & FPLO.
Work by Lifer.
Work by FPLO.
Work by Ziner.
Work by Ziner.
Work by Vomet & Core 246.
Work by Core 246.
Work by 2Rise.
Work by Gams & Llouls.
Work by Juan2.
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hello!! thank you very much for all pics which are very perfect!! just it’s not Clouls but Llouls! 😉 !!
Thanks Llouls, apologies for the incorrect spelling, all corrected.
Enjoyed seeing this at source and on here and soooo pleased with all the artist credits!!
It was a great event and we are glad to hear someone appreciates all the artist credits, thanks Mitch.
Niceeee Bro !!!
Thanks FPLO! It was a pleasure to meet you and see you work.