Seeing as Louis Masai’s solo exhibition kicks off at the Lollipop on the 30th of April we thought this would be a good time to share some of his Street Art that can currently be seen around London, with works in Brixton, Caledonian Road and the East End. Through his art Louis Masai sets to draw attention to endangered species from the world over through his incredible lifelike representations of the creatures in question. In his upcoming solo exhibition Batteries Not Included Masai shall be showcasing paintings, sculpture, furniture, ceramics, film and sound installations, aiming to draw attention to the plight of endangered species in the process. We shall be visiting the exhibition when it opens and reporting back on accordingly, so in the mean time here are thirteen of his works to be found currently around London.

In the Garden of the Duke Of Edinburgh pub in Brixton can be find this beautiful piece.

In the Garden of the Duke Of Edinburgh pub in Brixton can also be spied this great piece Louis Masai painted for the Save The Rhino campaign.

Save The Bees in Brixton along Atlantic Road.

Stag Beetle in Brixton just off Atlantic Road from the This Is Now campaign in 2014 where Louis Masai painted 10 pieces in 7 days around, South, East & North London. Drawing a parallel between these animals fragile existence and the Street Art representations, that someday will only be viewed in a book. Of the ten pieces painted for the This Is Now campaign in November only three survive to be viewed.

House Sparrow from the This Is Now campaign in Pedbury Street, Brick Lane.

Orange Spotted Emerald from the This Is Now campaign in Bethnal Green.

Save The Bees collaboration piece with Jim Vision in Bethnal Green Road.

Detail of Louis Masai’s contribution to a second Save The Bees collaboration piece with Jim Vision in Bethnal Green Road.

One of two delightful tropical birds aside Chrome & Black in Bethnal Green, a Juan Fernandez Firecrown.

The second of two delightful tropical birds aside Chrome & Black in Bethnal Green, a Short Crested Couquette.

Huge Save The Bees collaboration piece with Jim Vision in Hackney Road.

Colourful selection of parrots & Macaws on Caledonian Road, entitled the ‘Cally Squak’..

Superb and touching tribute to his former pet Boxer named Lola on Caledonian Road alongside the RSPCA centre.