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Collection / 2 makers / 4 pieces

The Wall Comes Home

Street lettering and murals, translated into prints you can live with.
Paintings and a framed illustration hung together on a wall at home.Photo: Annie Spratt / Unsplash
Demo content

This is a demonstration collection of fictional makers and works.

What happens when the visual language of the street moves indoors, into editions, zines and canvases.

In this demonstration collection, a mural collective and a print studio both start from public space: painted walls, shop signs, tram tickets. Both turn that shared visual language into small editions.

The collection is about access as much as aesthetics. Editions let more people live with work that began on a wall anyone could see.

Curated by Artination editorial team (demonstration)

01 / The pieces

In this collection

A wall covered in purple, yellow and pink painted graffiti.
No. 01

Wall Grammar Bogotá, Colombia

Vocabulary (Wall Study III)

Spray paint and acrylic

Demo piece · not for sale

A hand holding a cup of yellow paint and a brush in front of a mural.
No. 02

Wall Grammar Bogotá, Colombia

Neighbourhood Wall Commission

Exterior acrylic, Site-specific

Demo piece · not for sale

Framed prints on a wall above a desk with a black lamp.
No. 03

Nile Index Cairo, Egypt

Tram Ticket Alphabet

Two-colour risograph, Edition of 60

Demo piece · not for sale

A red-handled printmaking brayer with an inked black roller on white paper.
No. 04

Nile Index Cairo, Egypt

Sign Painters, Vol. 1

Linocut and risograph, Saddle-stitched

Demo piece · not for sale

02 / The makers

Meet the makers