French-born artist Camille Walala brightens up the streets of London with her signature colourful style
Bold geometric patterns, mirrors and dazzling colours cover the walls: sure signs that I’ve entered Walala-land. Camille Walala’s latest project is a maze inside the Now Gallery in south-east London – a playground in which visitors can ‘unleash their inner child’.
After studying textile design in Brighton, Walala turned her attention to street art, painting messages like ‘dance more’ and ‘kiss more’ to lure the eyes, and spirits, of London’s commuters. Fast forward three years, and her instantly recognisable designs have transformed everything from a nondescript five-storey office block in the city, to a primary school.
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