Street Arts
East London based street artist STIK has taken to the streets of East London to create a one of his signature stick men murals.
The three story mural towering over Hackney Road featuring a single black and white stick man character painted on the side of a semi derelict building. The work has been painted with assistance from wall curators Art under the Hood also based in Hackney Road.
As to why the artist only has only painted one arm we are unsure as to the significance of this but as with most artists Stik would have chosen a piece to fit the location and must have a reason for not including the characters left arm. If anyone was present while STIK was working on the mural and has an answer regarding the missing arm let us know!
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Street Arts
New Stik Mural in Hackney
East London based street artist STIK has taken to the streets of East London to create a one of his signature stick men murals.The three story mural towering over Hackney Road featuring a single black and white stick man character painted on the side of a semi derelict building. The work has been painted with assistance from wall curators Art under the Hood also based in Hackney Road.
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