Painted directly across the historic wooden loading-bay doors of a multi-storey brick warehouse building, this large-scale piece is an authentic original work by London street artist Stik.

ABOUT THE ARTIST:

Stik began painting his signature, deceptively simple stick figures on the streets of East London in the early 2000s while living in temporary homeless shelters. Composed strictly of six lines and two dots, his figures rely on subtle shifts in posture, head tilt, and glance to convey profound human emotion, vulnerability, and community presence. He is internationally recognized as a pioneer of UK figurative street art.