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Camille Walala

British multidisciplinary street artist

b.
1975

Camille Walala is a French-born, London-based street artist known for her vibrant, geometric murals and installations. Her work is characterized by bold colors, playful patterns, and a distinctive graphic style that often incorporates elements of the Memphis Group design movement and the Ndebele tribe's traditional art. Notable projects include the transformation of buildings and public spaces, such as the Dream Come True Building in Shoreditch, London, and the Les Jumeaux murals in Paris. Walala's practice extends beyond street art to include interior design, textiles, and large-scale public art installations, often collaborating with brands and organizations to create immersive, visually striking environments.

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Vivid, Geometric, Patterns, Detailed, 2010s, 2020s, Pop Art, Memphis Group, Postmodernism, Digital art, Geometric patterns, Bold lines, Black, Onyx, Charcoal, White, Snow, Alabaster, Red, Crimson, Scarlet, Blue, Azure, Cobalt, Yellow, Canary, Lemon, Pink, Fuchsia, Magenta, Abstract forms, Geometric shapes, Architectural elements, Bold colors, Geometric shapes, Large-scale murals, Playful patterns, Vibrant, Energetic, Playful

Related artists:

Ettore SottsassPeter Blake, Nathalie du Pasquier

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