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Nick Walker is an acclaimed British street artist, combining freehand fine art with detailed stencilling. In recent years, his paintings have assumed an iconic status, with their unique approach to street aesthetics: blending photography with stencils, he creates a beautifully skewed impression of reality, an evolution of traditional street art into a kind of raw, urban escapism.
‘Vandal V. Parliament’ features Walker’s recurring character ‘Vandal’, a bowler-hatted gentleman who remains unknown, his face always obscured from the viewer. In this tactile sculptural piece, Vandal has been upscaled to enormous proportions and stands towering above the palaces of Westminster, a blue paint can in his hands which he pours profusely over the miniature parliament, in a vibrant act of vandalism.
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Nick Walker is an acclaimed British street artist, combining freehand fine art with detailed stencilling. In recent years, his paintings have assumed an iconic status, with their unique approach to street aesthetics: blending photography with stencils, he creates a beautifully skewed impression of reality, an evolution of traditional street art into a kind of raw, urban escapism.
‘Vandal V. Parliament’ features Walker’s recurring character ‘Vandal’, a bowler-hatted gentleman who remains unknown, his face always obscured from the viewer. In this tactile sculptural piece, Vandal has been upscaled to enormous proportions and stands towering above the palaces of Westminster, a blue paint can in his hands which he pours profusely over the miniature parliament, in a vibrant act of vandalism.