Next up in our catch up with what happened on London’s walls in 2025, we are taking a look at a stunning piece that went up in Kingston as part of the first street art festival in this corner of London which took place last summer. The work in question is an absolute highlight from an abundance of first rate pieces that went up for the festival and makes for the largest artwork of the event. Located at the centre of town amid the busy shopping districts it is an excellent work that is impossible to miss, instantaneously embedding itself in the town. The work in question is by Curtis Hylton, who despite painting all over the UK – and beyond – rarely paints in London, making this one of two artworks this exceptional artist has up in the city at current. The work features his beautiful realistic nature scenes comprising animals that are in part made of up of floral arrangements, nature infused with nature, in this case a Barn Owl and a field mouse. We hope to see more work from Curtis Hylton about London in the future, but for the meantime, are grateful to have got to enjoy this masterpiece. The stunning work below can be found in Clarence Street, Kingston, and was put up for the Kingston Street Art Festival, with support from The Royal Borough of Street Art.