The work of street artist, Unify, pops up around the world, often making a political statement, and frequently calling for peace. Doors seem to be a popular choice for positioning his art.
This panda was a new find for me, in an unused doorway in Brick Lane. The heart-shaped CND logo is classic Unify, as is the can of paint.
Copyright Debbie Smyth, 25 April 2019
Posted as part of Norm’s Doors and Monday Mural
Travel with Intent 
Love these…that revolution spray can is my favorite. Nice shots.
Pat
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Fabulous murals Debbie and thanks for contributing to Monday Murals.
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They´re all wonderful!!!
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Great finds, Debbie. In two weeks I’ll be back in London. We’ll see what I can find
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…these are fabulous, thanks for sharing!
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A beautiful post with some amazing murals. Thank you for all the explanations
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These are great. Thanks for posting them in a collection, so I could get a sense of the artist’s style.
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Good post Debbie. I love the first one in particular and hey, who says a revolution can’t be artistic?
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Absolutely!
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Great art finds, Debbie.
janet
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Creative art…. 🙂
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Wonderful streetart!
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Unify does love doors. I recently posted the gorilla piece in a doorway in Shoreditch on my way to Brick Lane. Great graffiti/goor post.
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Oh, well spotted, Debbie – I never saw any of these!
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