Our participatory mural at Charing Cross Hospital puts together personal childhood memories from A&E staff with a fictional world map…

Mar I Llum is inspired by the quality of light in Valencia and the Mediterranean colours, which were so influential in Sorolla’s paintings…

2020 was a busy year for us. We set up the School of Muralism, which left us with less time for painting than in previous years. So of course we were itching to get something done…

We were commissioned by Lewisham Homes to engage local community groups in the creation of a new piece to be installed on this hoarding while new homes were being built…

During the first lockdown, in March 2020, we were inspired by the rainbows we passed on our walks through the neighbourhood. Local children has painted them over doors, windows and pavements…

We teamed up with Heart n Soul to create this public mural, which highlights the ideas, creativity and talents of people with learning disabilities…

‘La tia tomata’ is a humorous piece we created to pay homage to the voluptuous local tomatoes in Valencia…

As part our ongoing conversation with people in Deptford, we asked Addey and Stanhope students how they wanted to develop our streetscape...

We were commissioned by the school to transform the Music Block with a large scale participatory mural…

How do you make a mural happen? Keep knocking on doors until people start saying: ‘Oh, it’s you! We were about to call you to paint our walls!’…

The original brief for this piece was a homage to Emily Davison, but Lewisham Central Assembly and local historians found a figure closer to home…

Since April 2018, we have been developing a series of murals in Valencia, in an area called ‘La Huerta de Alboraya’, which is renowned for growing delicious vegetables…

In July 2019 we went to Tripoli in northern Lebanon to work with Syrian Refugees, in partnership with WAR CHILD Holland…

A few years ago a total stranger approached Artmongers, asking if we could develop a project together in Scotland…

The Brockley Key has been around for a while, going back to 2006. Since it was painted, stickers have been popping up almost everywhere…

Towards the end of 2018, we somehow managed to convince local authorities to support us in transforming this 33-year-old bridge into a participatory artwork…

In November 2018, we returned to further develop our two primary lines of work…

We first came up with the idea of a half squeezed beauty cream tube that could fit perfectly on the chimneys of a gable end row of old houses…

Unity, harmony and togetherness are themes that often feel far from our lives, especially when we’re running to catch a train…

This mural is the result of an intense participatory process, designed to combat prejudices around mental health…