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One of our favourite things is seeing street art and graffiti in places that are either devoid of, or have very little, art about. As Spring took over London on our morning commute we came upon a fantastic three person graffiti production in Selhurst by UK graffiti writers Skewer and Last, as well as visiting […]Read Post ›
In May this year London received a visit from American street artist WRSMTH, who as whenever he is visiting London, embarked on a flurry of activity, hitting pieces up all over the place. When WRDSMTH has visited an area of London, for the coming days and weeks, you cannot move for seeing typewriters. Unsurprisingly WRSMTH […]Read Post ›
For our next post playing catch up with works and pieces we have had the pleasure of seeing through 2024, we are back in Penge, South-East London, looking at a surreal dreamlike scene, by French born, but London based, street artist Mister Tris, from Spring this year. This work is very much in keeping with […]Read Post ›
For our next post playing catch up with works and pieces we have had the pleasure of seeing in 2024, we are taking a look at a beautiful artwork by London based street artist Mr Cenz that was placed up in Brick Lane during Spring. The piece is immediately recognizable as being by Mr Cenz, […]Read Post ›
Earlier this year whilst on an early morning cycle through Brick Lane we were incredibly fortunate to stumble across this absolutely incredible and captivating artwork by Spanish born, but London based, street artist Jay Kaes. Through his work Jay Kaes explores concepts of reality and illusion through a glitched experience of the world, fusing reality […]Read Post ›
Earlier this year French street artist Xavier Prou, aka Blek le Rat – the original stencil artist was in London for a show of his work and whilst here hit up a few pieces, with one in Leake Street, that is currently buried under perspex and two little rat stencils in Soho. It was an […]Read Post ›
Earlier this year London received a visit from English born, but Australian based street artist Rosie Woods who offered a glimpse into the exciting new direction her work has taken through 2024. Rosie Wood’s work has shifted from a more flowing abstract focus to photorealistic golden entities – in this case in the form of […]Read Post ›
As spring arrived we made a whistlestop visit to Camden Town to see some fresh artworks, something that was long overdue and very exciting as it is amazing to see this once thriving area at the top of London’s street art scene offer a reminder of how wonderful a hub for street art it was […]Read Post ›
In early spring we made our first trip to Hackney Wick for some time and we were rather lucky to catch an array of fantastic pieces including two stunning portraits by Salvadoran born, but London based artist Abraham.O. Certainly one of London’s most prolific and proactive artists of current, Abraham’s works are always striking and […]Read Post ›
Earlier this year London received a visit from Canadian Street Artist Andre Kan, who on his brief visit to the city, hit up two fantastic artworks in South-East London. Presenting his distinct and captivating abstract styling, fusing bold colours through a combination of flat 2D and 3D shapes, that meet offering so much flow and […]Read Post ›
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