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Hanbury Street
Hanbury Street , in the heart of London , is a must-see for any street art enthusiast . Majid Adin , an Iranian immigrant and artist has made this massive mural in London to inspire others to “ Choose Love .”
Adin , 32 , fled his country after being persecuted for his writings and drawings criticising religious conservatism . Located on Hanbury Street near Brick Lane , the mural ’ s objective is to encourage people to feel more empathy for other human beings .
Brick Lane
“ Red Square ” is the title of this mural in Pedley Street , off Brick Lane , created by artist Dan Kitchener .
A black and white cityscape depicting a sad vision of the Russian capital . The lack of humanity and connection is the most striking aspect of this work . Losing all kinds of human relationships , life still goes on in the rain , with humans going about their daily activities .
Brixton
London-based artist Dreph has unveiled a massive painting in Canterbury Crescent , Brixton . Music has always showed a strong connection to various issues the society faces on a daily basis .
The colorful mural celebrates the 50th anniversary of Marvin Gaye ’ s album , What ’ s Going On , tying the artistry of the late singer to a social commentary on police brutality and racial injustice all around the world , as well as a concern on the planet ’ s environmental deterioration .
King John Court
“ Connectivity Matters ” is the majestic mural located in King John Court , born of a collaboration between street artists Hunto and Mr Thoms .
Their approaches depict faces in a unique and abstract style , a one-of-a-kind design that stands out against its surroundings . The many links all around the building connect in some way the multitude of faces , to represent human connections .
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