Montreal Street Artist, Stikki Peaches visits London
Montreal-based street artist Stikki Peaches passed through London a few weeks ago en route back from Paris, France to Canada. The artist took the opportunity to hit up the streets of East London during his visit with a series of his large-scale multi-layered paste-up works.
Stikki Peaches London Street Art
Many of the installed works were collaged paste-up art pieces some of which featured collaborations with New York-based street artist Dain who also uses collage to create his paste-up artworks.Taking to the streets of the East End, Stikki Peaches installed a series of new works with help from London-based 'Hidden Streets of London' who showed the artist around the neighbourhood.
Life-sized paste-up art from Stikki Peaches pasted onto a wall along Heneage Street just off Brick Lane in East London.
A number of the artist's works were quickly removed/ torn down in the vicinity of Brick Lane due to some of the collage content, many of which featured cuttings and images from vintage copies of Playboy magazine.
Life-sized paste-up art from Stikki Peaches pasted onto a wall along Heneage Street just off Brick Lane in East London.
A number of the artist's works were quickly removed/ torn down in the vicinity of Brick Lane due to some of the collage content, many of which featured cuttings and images from vintage copies of Playboy magazine.
We were lucky to catch a large selection of the work before getting taken down, check out the series of works from the artist below.
Close-up of the above image featuring some of the vintage collaged Playboy magazines used by the Canadian street artist in his paste-up art.
One of the Brick Lane street art collaborations from Stikki Peaches with NY street artist DAIN is located on Redchurch Street.
Close-up of the above image featuring some of the vintage collaged Playboy magazines used by the Canadian street artist in his paste-up art.
One of the Brick Lane street art collaborations from Stikki Peaches with NY street artist DAIN is located on Redchurch Street.
As we have already mentioned a number of these works have already been removed but a few of those featured here are still up and those wanting to see them in person should hit up Fashion Street, Redchurch Street, and Heneage Street to see the remaining wheat-pasted works.
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