Our Curtain House site had the privilege of being part of the London Mural Festival, an incredible city-wide celebration of street art produced by Global Street Art. Over the course of the festival, more than 100 murals from world-class artists transformed spaces across London—including our site entrance, which became a striking canvas for local artist Itaewon.
Drawing inspiration from the festival’s theme of ‘connection’ and a nod to Romeo and Juliet, the mural beautifully captures the spirit of unity and London’s diverse communities. The result is a vibrant piece of public art that adds colour, creativity, and meaning to the urban landscape.
Beyond the artwork itself, the festival plays a vital role in supporting local creativity. As part of Global Street Art’s social impact initiative, all profits from the event go towards community art projects, including public art walls and school programs—helping to bring even more creativity to London’s streets.
We’re proud to have been involved in such an inspiring initiative, celebrating both artistic talent and the power of public art to bring people together.
