New London Murals from São Paulo street artist Alex Senna

São Paulo street artist Alex Senna paints London Mural. Photo ©Hookedblog / Mark Rigney

São Paulo street artist Alex Senna (Previously on Hookedblog) returned to London last week for a residency with East London-based gallery Unit 5.

The street artist known for his black and white murals is in town for a number of weeks and as part of his residency, we will see him working on a number of outdoor murals as well as a body of new work which will be presented in an exhibition at Unit5 Gallery.

São Paulo street artist Alex Senna in London
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Shortly after his arrival in town, Senna wasted no time at all hitting the streets and the artist has already completed work on two new London murals.

The black and white piece featuring a group cycling on their bikes is the first of the two new works and can be seen on Bacon Street off Brick Lane. A second mural has now been completed on Hanbury Street which you can see pictured below.

Senna has told us he is hoping to have a few more murals finished before the opening of his show at Unit5 Gallery.

The first of two new murals in London, this one is located on Bacon Street — London 2017.

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Alex Senna's second new London Mural is located on Hanbury Street off Brick Lane — London 2017.

The Nada Exhibition at Unit5 Gallery
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As we mentioned Alex Senna will be presenting all new works as part of his Unit5 Gallery residency in what will be his debut UK solo show titled 'The Nada'.

The exhibition is set to open with a private view at the space on the 6th April 2017, more info on the exhibition when we have it, and stay locked for updates on additional murals from the artist.

Location: Unit5 Gallery, Yorkton St, London E2 8NH.
Dates: Private View 6th April 2017.
Transport: Cambridge Heath Overground.

A number of Alex Senna's previous London works are still visible, pictured above is one of two roller shutter murals from the artist on Petticoat Lane in East London, there were also a number of pieces from him in Camden but considering the high turnover of walls and murals in Camden we are not 100% of those pieces are still up!