Graffiti Queen

Location

Entrance to Corn Exchange (Market Place)

Inspired by urban street art, Graffiti Queen reflects the freedom of expression found within the cityscape.

By blending graffiti tags, murals, and Banksy-style animal portraits, it transforms the lion into a canvas for public art. The design embodies the way art communicates within social environments, turning the urban jungle into a vibrant, living gallery.

Glen Brooks

Glen has been an artist for over 24 years working in the corporate and design industry, the entertainment industry and for the artist Damien Hirst.

His work is extremely varied from drawing, painting and sculpture, and over the years he has developed an extraordinary portfolio which demonstrates a broad range of skills in art practices.

He enjoys working with various media and colour matching and mixing, and likes to practice with new technical challenges, ideas and materials.

A person with short hair and a beard, wearing a black hoodie is side-on working on an intricate artwork.

Based in: West Midlands | See his work: @studio.glen

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