it’s a mechanical world

19/04/2009 by Karen Ay.

Seen enroute to dropping work off my work for the upcoming V22 show:

Actually, it’s a mechanical creature that lives with some other rather creepy siblings as well as a very strange - and large, completely over the top - aeroplane / tank/ car that was supposedly used in the film, Tank Girl. They were all in a warehouse in Shoreditch, where we went to collect Helen’s work. Only had my phone so the pix is rather crap, plus there was no light, so the pix of the ‘car’ (and I use the term loosely here) didn’t come out at all, which is rather a shame, because it was quite spectacular, and I can’t seem to find it on the net.

Our work was delivered eventually, amongst the usual controlled chaos, and we are very excited to see how it all comes together. As for the show, it opens Sat 25th and should be a cracker. Over 80 artists will be exhibiting and the space is quite amazing. So if you’re in London next Saturday, pop on by.

Then off to Gypsie Hill to visit friend and film producer Enrico Tesserin and family for lunch. Afterwards, on the way to the train I came across these:

So - street art is alive and well in Sarf London and I shouldn’t be such an East London Snob now.

Speaking of Sarf London, got live footie updates whilst on the bus home and was mighty pleased that although the Dons drew, they will likely be promoted. So a very full and eventful day. Yea!

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