 |
| Spray Art Graffiti |
Saturday November 27, 2021
Beneath Waterloo Station lie the Leake Street Arches and the famous Leake Street Graffiti Tunnel. It is this 300 metre (985 feet) wall that I had the good fortune to visit on one of my latest walks.
 |
| Judge Dredd. |
Every piece of wall was covered, including the ceiling and rubbish bins, with amazing artworks. Some had been up for a few hours, others were still wet while some were still being created.
 |
| Ceiling Art |
It was awe inspiring watching the artists work and to see their ideas come to life, in front of me.
 |
| Heading into the Leake Street Graffiti Tunnel. |
Thankfully it was a chilly afternoon, so not too many people were in the tunnel. I would think that in the summer months the heat from people mixing with the spray paint fumes could prove to be a little intoxicating.
 |
| Graffiti Bins |
Bars, restaurants, London’s first board game café, kitchens, venue spaces and much more are all situated in the various arches, of which there are eight, beneath Waterloo Station.
 |
| Words of Wisdom. |
If you are ever in the area, or, even if you are not, you should definitely pay this place a visit.
No comments:
Post a Comment