One of his new pieces include Bush, found in Canonbury, London—where he ‘enhanced’ a bush on a wall, to suggest a ‘bush’ of a different kind.
For his Child Labor piece, he wrote that there was a coincidence in the message: “I painted this on the side of Poundland in North London. A shop which sells cheap jubilee merchandise, is located on the route of the Olympic torch relay and was caught using sweatshop labor two years ago. But I only discovered any of this afterwards—I just thought it was a nice-colored wall.”
What do you think of his new works?
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