Over the past several months, I've captured some nice pieces of street art across east London from Artista, Saki and Amara por Dios. I've covered their work here: Amara por Dios, Artista, and Saki. My favourite recent pieces by Saki included the interactive wooden puzzle games. These are the games where you spin the panels around to match up the image, and she made these out of wooden panels and included them onto several posts. The first one appeared on Whitecross Street for the summer street fest. Another appeared on Columbia Road, and a third one appeared on Bacon Street. I loved these pieces as they were interactive, so this was one of my favourite works that appeared at the beginning of this year (end of last year).
Saki and Amara por Dios collaborated on a piece near Brick Lane, and Saki's work could be found in several places across east London last year, in particular some of the roads leading off of Brick Lane.
Artista collaborated on a few pieces with Amara por Dios in the past and also painted several flying toast (or bread) pieces across the city. I know that Artista continues to be busy creating the flying toast around the city, and Amara created several new pieces this year, including a piece on the massive Village Underground wall.
A flowery heart tribute was painted for Valentine's Day.
The below artwork features the flying toast in some form.
I caught a couple of new glimpses of street art by Amara por Dios earlier this year. The one directly below is a collaboration with Vlong (Vanesa Longchamp).
Let me know if you spot anything new by these artists.
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