Mr. Cenz is one of London's busiest street grafitti artists. He has been painting the walls in London since the late 1980s using an abstract grafitti style for his portraits, which usually depict urban and fantasy females. Most of his work uses bright colour, and he usually paints on the same walls. The photographs taken in this post feature Mr. Cenz's most recent work, which is only a couple of weeks old, and previous work that I had spotted over the past couple of years that I never got around to uploading.
One of the newest additions is on the Fashion Street wall where Mr. Cenz has refreshed over the past couple of years.
The most recent portrait is located on Commercial Street. It is nice to see this wall being used for street art now instead of advertising.
I also photographed a series of work taken in Star Yard, before it was taken over.
I believe that the below piece was painted on scaffolding on Great Eastern Street.
Another wall with one of Mr. Cenz's portraits is located at Hoxton Square.
Lastly, the below piece was taken in Soho where I have seen previous work by the artist. This is a different style to his usual work and does not feature a female portrait. Instead, it features a glimmer of countryside with birds and abstract elements.
Additional work by Mr. Cenz can be found in the below links:
Mr. Cenz Paints Tribute to Usain Bolt
Mr. Cenz Refreshes Fashion Street Mural
Mr. Cenz Paints Hanbury Street
New Street Art by Mr. Cenz
Street Art: Mr. Cenz (2015)
Autumn 2013 Street Art Round-up
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