This mural project for the 3Acres after-school club was created in collaboration with the talented artist Andrew Niedojadlo and designed with the input of the children to make them a part of the creative process. Spanning 14 meters by 4 meters, it features the children’s silhouettes, traced from their shadows and painted in black, subtly embedding their presence. Set against a vibrant backdrop of mountains, flowers, the sea, birds, and butterflies, the mural invites viewers into a playful and serene world, blending imagination with the children’s unique touch.
This project was created for Ferry Lane Primary School. My colleague and I organized a workshop for the students, providing materials, stencils, and guidance to help them develop ideas for a mural. The children contributed their creative concepts, and from these, we selected a design made by the students. We then recreated their chosen design on the school wall, bringing their vision to life.
This project was created for Royal Mail in celebration of Black History Month. I was commissioned to paint a Royal Mail trolley, which was used by postmen during their rounds to mark and celebrate this important occasion. The design aimed to honor the significance of Black History Month while bringing awareness and pride to the community.
This mural on the door of a Georgian restaurant in Brick Lane blends 500s-inspired artistry with personal tribute. Created in honor of the owner’s late mother, the piece features delicate wine motifs symbolizing his Georgian heritage and winemaking. Handwritten Georgian calligraphy adds a heartfelt dedication, making the artwork both a visual masterpiece and a deeply personal expression of love and tradition.
The client provided her own logo, which I skillfully recreated on her food truck using stencils. The design was further enhanced with hand-painted illustrations of her signature Albanian street food, all set against a soft beige backdrop. This cohesive artwork beautifully showcased her brand while highlighting the delicious, authentic dishes she offers.
This project was created for an Italian street food business, focusing on capturing the essence of Italy and its cuisine in a subtle and artistic way. Painted on wooden pallets, the design features soft, flowing shapes combined with understated elements that evoke the charm of Italy. The result is a warm, inviting piece that reflects the atmosphere of Italian culture and good food without being overly literal, adding character and authenticity to the space.
The project “Supporting Wall”, It is a 9.5 meter x 2.9 meter photographic art piece, created for the Carpenters Estate community in Stratford. Supporting Wall is a celebration of Carpenters Estate, Est.1967; the people,the places, the stories and the values which underpin this unique community.
Collaboration with University of East London, Newham Airport and Newham Heritage.
Produced by Frames Of Mind, in partnership with Carpenters Estate residents.
Original photography artwork and design by me and Luisa Iacuzio.