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Daniels Estate Agents
The artwork on Daniel's Estate Agents shutter suggests that these estate agents are skilled real estate agents who understand the complexities of the local housing market. Their attention to detail and marketing creativity indicate a commitment to providing top-notch service's to their clients. This artistic touch sets them apart from other agencies and may attract potential sellers looking for a unique approach to selling their homes, providing the local community with expert guidance on how to accomplish your objectives.
Kodak Express
The shutter artwork on Kodak Express features a vibrant scene of a camera capturing a picturesque beach. Local artist Mr. Cenz has expressed the store's focus on photography and the art of preserving life's beautiful moments. The artwork adds a touch of coastal tranquillity to the storefront, inviting passers-by to explore the world of photography.
Welcome to Harlesden Placemaking Project
Artists, Static, working with Harlesden’s ‘Neighbourhoods and Regeneration’ team commissioned this mural to transform the area and create a “key gateway” into Harlesden Town Centre. With support from Network Rail, Static re-created the “Welcome to Harlesden” sign with vibrant colours and a bold design featuring patterns and shapes. The 60m long mural which, runs alongside the pedestrian walkway where Harrow Road joins the High Street was designed to speak conversations and inspire more projects in the area.
George Michael
Unveiled during the London Borough of Culture celebration in 2020, this mural, painted by Dawn Mellor, pays tribute to the late singer George Michael. The mural showcases various scenes inspired by moments from George Michael's music videos and other aspects of his career. Through this work, Mellor explores and commemorates his legacy, highlighting his role as a pioneering cultural figure and his impact on the LGBTQ+ community.
Putting the Green Back into Willesden Green
Designed by Static and the local community, this mural showcases the cultural heritage of Willesden Green. A key focus of the artwork was to ensure residents and businesses felt reflected in public art, developing both a sense of ownership and placemaking. This mural not only beautifies the area but also reflects the spirit and culture of Willesden Green, making it a landmark for both residents and visitors.
Welcome to Willesden Green Mural
The Willesden Green mural, located near the Willesden Green tube station, is a vibrant and striking work of art that serves as a warm and welcoming introduction to the area. Created by static, the mural aims to bring a positive and joyful atmosphere in the community. The artists' use of bright colours and intricate patterns brings the mural to life, transforming the space into a lively and uplifting environment. This mural not only beautifies the area but also reflects the spirit and culture of Willesden Green, making it a landmark for both residents and visitors.
8 Cube Seats
The vividly coloured sitting cubes add vibrancy to Church End High Street. The chosen colours are a fusion of those found in various national flags, inspired by traditional Somali Alool weaving, symbolising the local community and highlighting the unique character of the High Street. These cubes provide both a practical and artistic element, enhancing the space's beauty while also offering a place to sit and relax.
Welcome to Church End Mural
The Church End mural was designed by local artist Andrea Vegas in collaboration with Static and members of the local community. Located on the Trussell Trust Foodbank, the mural features bright lettering and an array of fruits and vegetables, symbolising the food bank's mission. The design is both lively and welcoming, creating a positive atmosphere for the local community.
NR Carpet
The shutter art on NR Carpets, painted by local artist Mr Cenz, brings colour and brightness to the area. The distinctive symbol of this carpet and flooring company is highlighted by the artwork both promoting the business to passers-by while highlighting the diverse range of local shops on Church Road.
Rageh's
Created and designed by local Artist, Mr Cenz, this shutter artwork promotes Rageh's Ristorante, a local favourite along Church Road. The shutter has been painted with a vibrant sunset scene, featuring a gradient of purple, pink, and orange hues, reminiscent of a picturesque horizon. Rageh's, written in large, bold, golden-yellow letters stands out against the colourful background, drawing in peoples attention as they walk by.
Tibidia Mall
Originally constructed on the shutters of Tibidia Mall, three bowls were painted to symbolise authentic Sudanese culture. Now named Yamen Roastery, the new shop now provides the area with coffee and dried goods. The artwork, which once highlighted the uniqueness of the shop, now brightens the high street and fosters a sense of community by reflecting the area's diverse range of shops.
Roundwood Vets
The shutters of Roundwood Vets are decorated with lively, colourful paintings of various animals, each shutter showcasing a different creature. The whimsical and detailed artwork captures the unique personalities of the animals with bright colours and expressive features. This cheerful depiction adds warmth and a sense of friendly care to the veterinary clinic, creating an inviting atmosphere for both pets and their owners.
Saffron Chai
Popular with the local community, Saffron Chai provides its customers with a mix of traditional and unique breakfast and lunch items. Through his use of bold reds, local artist Mr Cenz, effectively draws in the attention of passers-by while improving the local area through his artwork.
Holdens Coffee Shop
The depiction of the tiger and lion on Holden's Coffee Shop was designed to represent the establishment's history and growth. Formerly known as Lions Cafe, a new establishment has emerged in the area, aptly named "tiger". The staff at the recently rebranded store deliver exceptional customer service, and the establishment is impeccably maintained. The artwork, by local artist Mr Cenz, helps to improve the local area by showcasing and symbolising the diverse range of local shops on Church Road.
Chicken Valley
Created by local artist Mr. Cenz, the shutter art on the Chicken Valley shop features a rooster, symbolising what the restaurant has to offer. Mustafa, the owner, is well-known to all his customers on a first-name basis. This artwork is one of many along Church Road, showcasing the diverse range of local amenities in a stylish and captivating manner.
Adam Barbers
Created by local artist Mr. Cenz, the shutter art on Aaron Barbers authentically captures the essence of the barbershop, with bold designs and colours that showcase its presence. Aaron Barbers offers expert styling services for both men and women in the local area.
Master Jerk Centre
The shutter art on Master Jerk Centre celebrates the Jamaican community's significant impact on local culture. Located on Church Road in Harlesden, often dubbed the unofficial 'UK capital of Reggae,' the artwork features the Jamaican flag on a speaker, highlighting the central role of reggae music in the area.
Brentmead Pharmacy
This vibrant mural on the shutters of Brentmead Pharmacy features a creative, health-related design. The artwork centres around a large white cross, filled with colourful depictions of capsules and tablets, symbolising the pharmacy's connection to medicine. The bright, varied colours of the pills contrast against the deep blue background, making the cross stand out as a symbol of care and wellness. This mural blends practicality with artistic flair, transforming the storefront into an engaging piece of public art. It’s another example of how Brent's street art trail incorporates local themes, turning everyday locations into creative landmarks.
Dubison Pharmacy
Shutter art with the readily recognisable Pharmacy Shield Cross symbol ensures that you can immediately identify a pharmacy upon arrival. The two chemists located on Church Road have cultivated remarkably close and personal relationships with their patients. An artist from the area delivered the artwork, and the bold works showcase and symbolise the diverse range of local attractions on Church Road.
Saucy Flipper
The shutter artwork on Saucy Flipper features a vibrant and playful scene from the film "Finding Nemo." Designed by local artist Mr Cenz, the shutter features Bruce the shark, Nemo, and Dory in a colourful underwater setting. The lively and detailed artwork captures the fun and adventurous spirit of the characters, adding a whimsical touch to the fish shop's exterior.
Study IT
The bright blue background and colourful cartoon computers and stationary on the shop front of Study IT brings a sense of playfulness and joy to Church Road. Designed by local artist Mr Cenz, the artwork brings a sense of community and local pride to the area.
Uncle Mo's Cafe
Brightening up Church Road, the shutter art on Uncle Mo's Café features a vibrant blue backdrop with playful illustrations of fruit and an ice cream sundae. The bright colours and cheerful imagery create an inviting and refreshing look, perfectly capturing the café's delicious offerings and adding a touch of fun to the street.
E&B Hair & Beauty
The shutter art on E&B Hair and Beauty features a striking design with gold-painted shutters. The artwork showcases black silhouettes of beauty treatments offered by the salon, rendered in bold contrast against the shimmering gold background. The design highlights the salon's focus on beauty and style, adding a touch of sophistication and allure to the storefront.
Art in Particualar
This shutter art found on Art in Particular shows a blend of bold graffiti-style lettering with playful, urban motifs. The piece features an intricate design with dynamic typography, rendered in contrasting colours that create a sense of depth and movement. The lower portion of the shutters showcases large, stylized text, framed by vibrant blue and white accents. The hand-painted elements reflect the graffiti culture rooted in urban environments, turning an otherwise functional surface into a canvas for artistic expression. This mural adds to Brent's growing art trail, celebrating street culture and creativity.
Bright & Co
The bright blue background and colourful cartoon calculator and notepad on Bright & Co instils a sense of playfulness and joy to the area. Designed by local artist Mr Cenz, the artwork brings a sense of community and local pride while promoting the accountancy services offered by Bright & Co.
Kings Pharmacy
The shutter art displays a vibrant heart-shaped design with a variety of different colourful medications. In the centre of the heart, large white letters spell out "NHS," a tribute to the NHS, symbolising care, healing, and the essential role that healthcare and pharmacies play in public health. The bright blue background of the shutter complements the bright and varied colours of the pills that make up the heart. This mural conveys a message of support for the NHS, with the heart symbolizing love and appreciation for the service.
Asian Restaurant Curry House
The shutter art on the restaurant adds a lively and inviting touch to the exterior, making the space stand out even when the shutter is closed. Featuring a lion in a green and mountainous landscape the vibrant colours reflect the restaurant's unique character, drawing the attention of passers-by.
Pio Abad 2020 Borough Of Culture Mural (2)
Titled 'Remember this House', this mural was the second of two by Pio Abad co-commissioned by Create London and Brent Borough of Culture 2020. Pio Abad took inspiration from Vanitas still life paintings to symbolise the fragility of human life through inanimate objects. The objects used in his mural were mainly personal, significant and idiosyncratic objects from residents that live in the local area.
Pio Abad 2020 Borough Of Culture Mural (1)
Titled 'Remember this House', this mural was the first of two by Pio Abad co-commissioned by Create London and Brent Borough of Culture 2020. Pio Abad took inspiration from Vanitas still life paintings to symbolise the fragility of human life through inanimate objects. The objects used in his mural were mainly personal, significant and unique objects from residents that live in the local area.
Tree lights
Along Neasden Lane during the darker hours you can find trees with lights to brighten the area. Revitalising high streets and town centres can be achieved through strategic lighting, which boosts safety, enhances visual appeal, and encourages more pedestrian activity. These tree lights are intended to attract people to the high street, improve its look, and make visitors feel safe.
Welcome to Neasden Frame
Lighting has the ability to change our perception of an area, it can increase our sense of safety, enhance visual attractiveness and create a more inviting space. The implementation of lighting, such as this sign, has a crucial role in shaping and influencing settings to facilitate and improve the ease and comfort of carrying out our daily lives and activities.
Blue plaque Bob Marley
Bob Marley, who lived in Neasden, is honoured with a commemorative plaque at 15 The Circle where he lived in 1972. Born in Jamaica, Marley achieved worldwide acclaim for his music, which spread messages of justice, optimism, and understanding. His murals have become a defining feature of Neasden, reflecting his lasting impact on the community.
Phone Express
Created by local artist Mr. Cenz, the shutter art on Fonexpress features a bright blue background with a phone displaying the text 'get up stand up.' This artwork is one of many along Church Road, showcasing the diverse range of local amenities along Neasden Lane in a stylish and captivating manner.
Pound Store
Designed by local artist Mr. Cenz, the shutter art on the Pound Store features the phrase "Keep On Moving" in bold white lettering against a vivid red and orange background. The energetic colours, blending from red to bright orange to blue, brings a sense of movement to the design. This artwork is one of many along Church Road, showcasing the diverse range of local amenities in a stylish and captivating manner.
Malibu Bathroom & Kitchens Ltd
This vibrant mural, located on the shutters of Malibu Bathrooms & Kitchens in Neasden, is part of the area's growing street art culture. The artwork features an expressive depiction of reggae legend Bob Marley, passionately singing into a microphone. The bold colours capture the energy and spirit of Marley’s music, making it a striking visual tribute to the iconic musician. Set against the backdrop of a local business, this mural adds to the artistic atmosphere of Neasden, transforming everyday urban spaces into canvases celebrating music and culture. The piece reflects the community’s connection to Marley’s legacy and the vibrant history of reggae music.
Laundercentre
The orange-painted mural features a striking portrait of Bob Marley, set against a vivid, fiery background. Marley's iconic image is brought to life with bold, expressive strokes, capturing his distinctive features and charismatic presence. The vibrant orange backdrop adds energy and warmth, enhancing the mural's dynamic and uplifting mood. This colourful tribute celebrates Marley's enduring legacy and his influence on music and culture.
Pedestrian Walk Way
The roundabout walkway, painted in vibrant red, gold, and green, carries deep symbolism. The red represents the blood of those who sacrificed their lives for the black community throughout Jamaican history. Green stands for Jamaica's lush vegetation and the hope for the end of oppression, while gold symbolises the wealth of Ethiopia. This painted walkway not only honours these significant themes but also serves as a tribute to Bob Marley's music, where these ideals are often reflected.
Norge Dry Cleaners
Considered one of the pioneers of Jamaican reggae, this artwork captures the energy and essence of Bob Marley. While the artwork is mainly monochrome, the subtle addition of red, green and gold colours add depth and meaning to the artwork. Red, green and gold are deeply associated with reggae culture and Rastafarianism, a faith centred on the ideals of affection, tranquilly, and individual and spiritual autonomy which Marley introduced to the entire world.
Clockwork Pharmacy
This artwork captures the spirit of Marley, one of the pioneers of Jamaican reggae. His iconic dreadlocks, colourful attire, and powerful stage presence made him a symbol of Jamaican culture and identity. Through his music, Marley spread messages of peace, love, and unity to audiences worldwide. The background looks like bright lights during a stage show, made up of red, green and gold colours. Red, green and gold are deeply associated with reggae culture and Rastafarianism, a faith centred on the ideals of affection, tranquilly, and individual and spiritual autonomy which Marley introduced to the entire world.
Mane Culture
This artwork shows a naturalistic portrait of Bob Marley, who is considered one of the pioneers of Jamaican reggae. The red, green and gold background colours are visually striking and rich in cultural significance. Red, green and gold are deeply associated with reggae culture and Rastafarianism, a faith centred on the ideals of affection, tranquilly, and individual and spiritual autonomy which Marley introduced to the entire world. Bob Marley is not only a symbol of reggae music but also of resistance, love, and unity worldwide.
Nadia Kebab Shop
This artwork shows a stylised portrait of Bob Marley, who is considered one of the pioneers of Jamaican reggae and who lived in Neasden in 1972. His iconic dreadlocks, colourful attire, and powerful stage presence made him a symbol of Jamaican culture and identity. Through his music, Marley spread messages of peace, love, and unity to audiences worldwide. The artist has used bright colours, which are not just visually striking, but also rich in cultural and personal significance. Red, green and gold are deeply associated with reggae culture and Rastafarianism, a faith centred on the ideals of affection, tranquilly, and individual and spiritual autonomy which Marley introduced to the entire world.
Viva Village
The shutter art on Viva Village is part of a series of business shutters along Ealing Road featuring the peacock. The peacock holds significant cultural meaning within Hindu culture and therefore led to its selection for much of the art along Ealing Road. The art shows bright blue and green peacock feathers on an eye catching purple background.
Shayona
The shutter art on Shayona is part of a series of business shutters along Ealing Road featuring the peacock. The art shows a peacock with a sea of feathers in front of multiple trees. The blues used brighten up the street when the shutter is down. It is surrounded by a gold frame which emphasises the idea the street is a gallery for all, where passers-by can look at a whole exhibition because of the various pieces of shutter art.
DTDC Wembley
This shutter art on DTDC prominently features the renowned Bollywood film "Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge" (DDLJ), starring Shah Rukh Khan. This beloved film has garnered millions of views worldwide and continues to captivate audiences. As of 2023, it remains the longest-running film in Indian cinema history, still showing at the Maratha Mandir theatre in Mumbai.
Srii Soobana Jewellery
The shutter art on Srii Soobana is part of a series of business shutters along Ealing Road featuring the peacock. Due to it's importance within Hinduism, the art shows a peacock standing tall, with a yellow and orange background bringing a bright sunset skyscape to the street when the shop is closed. It is surrounded by a gold frame which emphasises the idea the street is a gallery for all, where passers-by can look at a whole exhibition because of the various pieces of shutter art.
Krishnika Jewels
The shutter art on Krishnika Jewels is part of a series of business shutters along Ealing Road featuring the peacock. The art shows two peacocks sat on a branch with their heads together, which has created a heart shape, on a deep dark red background. Not only does the art symbolise everything that is important about peacocks, but also love and togetherness. It is surrounded by a gold frame which emphasises the idea the street is a gallery for all, where passers-by can look at a whole exhibition because of the various pieces of shutter art.
Thajeena Beauty
The shutter art on Thajeena is part of a series of business shutters along Ealing Road featuring the peacock. Hindus regard the peacock as sacred, associating it with the deity Kartikeya, who is believed to ride it. Legend also suggest that peacocks have the ability to mesmerize snakes and disrupt their eggs. The art shows fanned peacock feathers, surrounded by a gold frame. This emphasises the idea the street is a gallery for all, where passers-by can look at a whole exhibition because of the various pieces of shutter art.
Jalaram Sweet Mart
The shutter art on Jalaram Sweet Mart is part of a series of business shutters along Ealing Road featuring the peacock. This bird's significant religious and mythological importance in Indian traditions led to its selection as India's national bird in 1963. Hindus regard the peacock as sacred, associating it with the deity Kartikeya, who is believed to ride it. The art shows a peacock with its feathers fanned out, on a bright pink background, surrounded by a gold frame. This emphasises the idea the street is a gallery for all, where passers-by can look at a whole exhibition because of the various pieces of shutter art along Ealing Road.
Colourful Crossings
The design of this colourful crossing was chosen through an online competition run by Brent Council. The vibrant coloured crossings enhance drivers' long-range perception of the crossing. It assists in safeguarding pedestrians, especially children and senior citizens, as they are crossing the road. The peacock motif links to other pieces of street art along Ealing Road, and has assisted in creating a sense of pride and belonging for local residents.
Jabeens
The shutter art on Jabeens is part of a series of business shutters along Ealing Road featuring the peacock. This bird's significant religious and mythological importance in Indian traditions led to its selection as India's national bird in 1963. The art shows bright peacock feathers, surrounded by a gold frame. This emphasises the idea the street is a gallery for all, where passers-by can look at a whole exhibition because of the various pieces of shutter art. There is a colourful paving mural up to the door of Jabeens which was designed by Mr Cenz and chosen by a public vote carried out online.
Gana Restaurant
The shutter art on Gana Restaurant is part of a series of business shutters along Ealing Road featuring the peacock. This bird's significant religious and mythological importance in Indian traditions led to its selection as India's national bird in 1963. It assists in symbolising the culture of Gana, serving South Indian and Sri Lankan food. The art shows a prominent and eye-catching peacock, with a purple background, so it blends into the theme of the restaurant front. It has a gold frame around them, which emphasises the idea the street is a gallery for all, where passers-by can look at a whole exhibition because of the various pieces of shutter art.
Kams Boutique
The shutter art on Kams Boutique is part of a series of business shutters along Ealing Road feauturing the peacock. There are three different vibrant pieces of artwork, one of red roses and the other two with a peacock looking into the centre surrounded by red roses. The artwork embraces both England's national flower and the national bird of India, fostering a sense of community and identity. Each piece has a gold frame around them, which emphasises the idea the street is a gallery for all, where passers-by can look at a whole exhibition because of the various pieces of shutter art.
My Fair Lady
The shutter art on My Fair Lady is part of a series of business shutters along Ealing Road featuring the peacock. This bird's significant religious and mythological importance in Indian traditions led to its selection as India's national bird in 1963. Hindus regard the peacock as sacred, associating it with the deity Kartikeya, who is believed to ride it. Legend also suggest that peacocks have the ability to mesmerise snakes and disrupt their eggs. There are three different vibrant pieces of artwork, each with a gold frame around them, which emphasises the idea the street is a gallery for all, where passers-by can look at a whole exhibition because of the various pieces of shutter art.
Amaara Jewellery
The shutter art on Amaara Jewellery is part of a series of business shutters along Ealing Road featuring the peacock. This bird's significant religious and mythological importance in Indian traditions led to its selection as India's national bird in 1963. Hindus regard the peacock as sacred, associating it with the deity Kartikeya, who is believed to ride it. Legend also suggest that peafowls have the ability to mesmerize snakes and disrupt their eggs.
Axsana Saree
The shutter art depicts the peafowl, a bird of great cultural significance in India. In 1963, the peafowl was chosen as India's national bird due to its deep religious and mythological importance in Indian traditions. Hindus revere the bird as sacred, linking it to the deity Kartikeya, who is believed to ride it. Legend also suggests that peafowls have the ability to enchant snakes and disorient their eggs.
Fudam (Baarish Restaurant)
This piece of shutter art portrays the iconic Bollywood film "Mother India," which is well recognised for its significant role in promoting women's liberation in India. The central essence of this narrative lies in Radha, a heroine who demonstrates a strong commitment to her principles. The film is considered to be one of India's modern epics.
5 x lighting frames peacocks
The 5 animated peacock frames prominently display the essence of Ealing Road by representing the national bird of India. Additionally, they serve as a unifying element among all the communities residing along Ealing Road. They are positioned alongside the road, and both pedestrians and car users appreciate the illumination feature.
Ganapathy
This artwork is a tribute to Jayaben Desai, a notable activist from Brent. Advocating for the strikers Under Jayaben's leadership, the workers were empowered to assert their workers' rights. She effectively educated workers in many factories about their workplace rights. This endeavour proved successful in mobilising endorsements from trade unions around the country. Jayaben Desai's efforts were instrumental in challenging the oppressive working conditions faced by many South Asian women in the UK during the 1970s. Her legacy continues to inspire individuals to stand up against injustice and fight for equality in the workplace.
Brent Indian Assocaition BIA
The Brent Indian Association serves as a prominent gathering spot for the community in Wembley and on Ealing Road. The artwork displayed is vibrant, visually striking, and reflects a Bollywood-inspired approach to artistic expression. After extensive consultation with the community, the artwork embraces the linguistic, religious, and regional diversity inherent to Ealing Road, serving as a significant unifying element. As a result, the artwork functions as a means to bridge cultural differences and attract a wide range of viewers. Additionally, it serves as a source of pride for the community, showcasing their rich cultural heritage and traditions, while also fostering a sense of belonging and unity among local residents.
Cha Sha Café
The Cha Sha artwork shown at this tea business pays homage to Bollywood and Indian culture, including vibrant colours and a prominent kettle image at the entrance. Patronising the tea shop is a memorable and enticing experience that will entice guests to return. The Cha Sha art, with its bright murals and detailed decorations, establishes a dynamic and welcoming ambiance, ideal for savouring a cup of chai in the company of friends or simply appreciating the distinctive design. Customers get the opportunity to fully engage with the extensive historical background and customs of Indian culture while enjoying delectable teas and snacks.
Henry Cooper Blue Plaque
This Henry Cooper Blue Plaque, awarded by English Heritage, sits within London's Blue Plaques programme, which honours the connections between historical personalities and the structures in which they were employed and resided. Henry Cooper was a British heavyweight boxer who famously knocked down Muhammad Ali in 1963. The blue plaque is located at Ealing Road, a former home in Wembley. Cooper's victory over Ali remains one of the most memorable moments in British boxing history, solidifying his legacy as a sports icon. The blue plaque serves as a reminder of his incredible talent and contribution to the world of boxing.
Multi Choice
This shutter art depicts multiple sets of peacock feathers fanned out. Originally from India, peacocks have been seen as symbols of beauty, rebirth and wealth, as well as of sinful pride. The vibrant colours and intricate patterns on the shutters further enhance the regal and majestic feel of the peacock motif. It is eye catching, and has resulted in people taking photos of the shutters, but also mirrors table cloths that are sold in the shop. The gold frame incorporated in the artwork, emphasises the idea that Wembley High Road is a gallery for all, where passersby can look at a whole exhibition because of the various pieces of shutter art.
Green Man Pub and Hotel
This artwork pays tribute to and showcases female England players who participated in the 2022 Euro Football Tournament. The vibrant colours and dynamic poses capture the strength and skill of these athletes, highlighting their contributions to the sport. The piece celebrates their achievements and serves as a reminder of their impact on women's football. The artist's use of bold lines and intricate details brings each player to life, creating a powerful and inspiring representation of their talent. Through this artwork, the players are immortalised as icons in the world of sports, inspiring future generations of female athletes.
Flower Explosion
The floral explosion on Wembley High Road, directly opposite Wembley Central Station, enhances the importance of flowers in our everyday lives. The vibrant colours create a welcoming atmosphere for commuters and passers-by, reminding us of the beauty and joy that nature brings to urban environments.
Imperial Building Lighting Effects
The enhancement of lighting aesthetics has positively transformed this section of the High Street, creating a more inviting and visually appealing atmosphere for pedestrians and shoppers alike. The improved lighting has also increased safety by providing better visibility during night time hour.
St Johns Road Green Wall, seating and lighting
The green wall on St Johns Road brings the natural world into the built environment. It transforms the area into a tranquil space, with shrubbery and poppies. The seating enhances the experience, and makes St Johns Road a place where people can stop and enjoy the local area, rather than just walk through. The string of hanging lights give the illusion of stars in the sky and also illuminate the street, which can help people feel safer during dark hours. The integration of art, greenery and lighting has contributed to a sense of well being and social integration for local residents.
Wembley Quality Fish
The shutter art exhibits a captivating aqua seascape, featuring various shades of blue and brightly coloured marine life. The artwork has a calming effect and serves as a convenient point of reference for locals and visitors. The intricate details of the fish and coral create a sense of depth and movement within the artwork, drawing viewers in to explore the underwater world. The vibrant colours and serene atmosphere of the seascape provide a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.
Euro Mobiles and Laptops
This artwork shows the dynamic winger Lauren Hemp kicking a football. Hemp, who was number 11 during the Women's Football Euros in 2022, played an incredible role in the Lionnesses victory in 2022 at Wembley. The bold lines highlight the speed and power at which the ball is being kicked, which also reflects the impact and inspiration the Lionesses have had on many young women and girls throughout the country. The artwork marks as a lasting representation of what the Lionesses achieved and will hopefully comtinue to inspire young girls to play football. The gold frame incorporated into the artwork presents the moment as one which could be in a 'Hall of Fame', and brings the idea that Wembley High Road is a gallery for all once shops have closed, with various shutter artwork.
Kodak Express
This artwork shows silhouettes of the side portraits of His Majesty King Charles and his mother, the late Queen Elizabeth 2nd, with the iconic Wembley arch in the background. The silhouettes are filled with colourful, abstract patterns, which bridges the tradition of the Royal Family with modern street art. Having an image which depicts two significant aspects of British identity, aims to bring individuals together from different backgrounds under a shared cultural heritage. The artwork also has a gold frame around the portrait, similar to how artwork is presented in galleries, it reinforces the idea that the street is a gallery for all due to all the vibrant shutter art on various shop fronts.
Early Bird
This artwork is a portrait of Bob Marley, who is considered one of the pioneers of Jamaican reggae and who lived in Neasden in 1972. This striking portrait is the same image used on his greatest hits album 'Legend', with an ombre background of red, green and gold colours. Red, green and gold are deeply associated with reggae culture and Rastafarianism, a faith centred on the ideals of affection, tranquilly, and individual and spiritual autonomy which Marley introduced to the entire world. There are three birds flying which connects the business 'The Early Bird' with the artwork. The quote "Love the life you live", is widely attrbuted to Marley, with his music emphasising themes of love, freedom and living life to the fullest. With the artwork showing a gold frame around the portrait, similar to how artwork is presented in galleries, it reinforces the idea that the street is a gallery for all due to all the vibrant shutter art on various shop fronts.
Park Lane Dry Cleaners
This artwork shows a stylised portrait of Bob Marley, who is considered one of the pioneers of Jamaican reggae and who lived in Neasden in 1972. His iconic dreadlocks, colourful attire, and powerful stage presence made him a symbol of Jamaican culture and identity. Through his music, Marley spread messages of peace, love, and unity to audiences worldwide. The artist has used bright colours, which are not just visually striking, but also rich in cultural and personal significance. Red, green and gold are deeply associated with reggae culture and Rastafarianism, a faith centred on the ideals of affection, tranquilly, and individual and spiritual autonomy which Marley introduced to the entire world.
Satta Kitchen
The artwork shows a naturalistic portrait of Bob Marley, who is considered one of the pioneers of Jamaican reggae and who lived in Neasden in 1972. This striking portrait is the same image used on his greatest hits album 'Legend', and is surrounded with a painted gold frame, incorporated into the artwork. This is similar to how artwork is presented in galleries, which reinforces the idea that the street is a gallery for all due to all the vibrant shutter art on various shop fronts. Marley also served as an unofficial promoter for Jamaica. His iconic dreadlocks, colourful attire, and powerful stage presence made him a symbol of Jamaican culture and identity. Through his music, Marley spread messages of peace, love, and unity to audiences worldwide.
Star Beauty
Hollywood Glow Bar (previously Krystal Beauty Clinic)
A fantastic work of modern art that features a woman's face, colourful with the wonders of makeup and relaxation. The vibrant colours and intricate details of the artwork truly capture the essence of beauty and femininity. The artist skilfully combines realism with abstract elements to create a visually stunning piece that draws viewers in.
DOAA
Blue Star
In honour of England Women's Euro Football 2022, this mural has been painted in the heart of London to celebrate the team's success and inspire future generations of female footballers. The vibrant colours and dynamic imagery capture the excitement and energy of the sport, serving as a powerful symbol of unity and empowerment for women in sport.
Chicco Nero
Eid Law
This shutter art illustration shows legal services rendered by London-based Somali-speaking solicitors, Eid Law. These solicitors specialise in immigration law, family law, and housing law to provide comprehensive legal support to the Somali community in London. The vibrant colours and intricate designs of the shutter art reflect the diversity and richness of Somali culture present in the legal services offered.
Daniels Estate Agents
This artwork shows portrait of Bob Marley who, is considered one of the pioneers of Jamaican reggae and who lived in Neasden in 1972. His iconic dreadlocks, colourful attire, and powerful stage presence made him a symbol of Jamaican culture and identity. Through his music, Marley spread messages of peace, love, and unity to audiences worldwide. The artist has used bright colours, which are not just visually striking, but also rich in cultural and personal significance. Red, green and gold are deeply associated with reggae culture and Rastafarianism, a faith centred on the ideals of affection, tranquilly, and individual and spiritual autonomy which Marley introduced to the entire world. Also, the vibrant pinks and oranges used reflects Marley's energetic personality.
Zain Accessories
The artwork on the shutters of Zain Accessories portrays a gold Somalia map pendant necklace hanging on mannequin bust. The artwork both represents the culture and tradition of the owners while showcasing what is sold in the shop. Incorporated in the artwork is a gold frame, similar to how artwork is presented in galleries, which presents the idea that Wembley High Road is a gallery due to all the vibrant shutter art on various shop fronts.
Wembley Nails
This playful illustration highlights the salon's focus on nail care and creativity, emphasising the artistry and attention to detail involved. The striking purple backdrop adds a touch of elegance and vibrancy, making the storefront both inviting and eye-catching.
JCM Care Group
The artwork in this shop depicts carers standing shoulder to shoulder, highlighting the support services and information on carer's allowance that are available. The vibrant colours and diverse representations in the artwork aim to celebrate the important role of carers in our community. Visitors can also find resources on mental health support and respite care options.
Elegance
The artwork on the shutter portrays salons with skilled beauticians who can provide comprehensive guidance on enhancing your appearance, style, and other aspects of personal care. They assist in understanding the specific requirements of your skin and hair, enabling them to effectively attend to your needs. The vibrant colours and intricate details of the mural create a welcoming atmosphere that invites clients to step inside and experience the luxurious services offered. From trendy haircuts to relaxing facials, the beauticians are dedicated to helping you look and feel your best.
ELA jewellers
The artwork portrays a jeweller who specialises in crafting jewellery made of 14K gold. This type of gold is known for its rich colour, high durability, and fair price. These features are why 14K gold accounts for around 90% of sales in the gold jewellery industry. 14K gold is often regarded as the optimal composition for creating rose gold and white gold. The jeweller's expertise in working with 14K gold allows them to create stunning pieces that are both luxurious and affordable. Customers seeking high-quality gold jewellery often turn to this jeweller for their expertise in crafting beautiful pieces with 14K gold.
Innerspace
Sams Barbers
The shutter art on Sams Barbers showcases the barber pole. The barber pole is associated with the practice of bloodletting, the colour red symbolises blood and the colour white symbolises the bandages used to stop the bleeding. The pole is said to represent the stick that a patient clenched to enhance the visibility of the veins in their arm during the medical treatment. Gradually, barbers adopted this emblem as a representation of their establishments. This custom originated in the Middle Ages, during which barbers had the additional role of conducting surgical procedures and dental treatments. Currently, the barber pole serves as a universally recognised emblem of barbershops worldwide.
Al Pasha Grill
The artwork on the shutters of Alpahsa Grill depicts the fabled Hanging Gardens of Babylon, one of the seven ancient wonders of the world. This artwork reflects the heritage of the owner and the wide selection of Middle-Eastern food served at the restaurant. This connection to history adds a unique and authentic touch to the dining experience at Alpasha. The use of bright colours are not only eye-catching and appealling when the shutters are down, but also reinforces the beauty of the gardens, which legend says King Nebuchadnezzar of Babylon constructed as a present for his wife Semiramis, a Persian princess, to alleviate her longing for the verdant forests of her native land.
Al Pasha Grill, Strong Women of Brent
Installed as a central meeting point during International Women's Day, this mural depicts the many faces of women in Brent. The mural's vibrant colours celebrate the strength and diversity of women in the community. It serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of equality and empowerment for all women. The mural also serves as a symbol of unity and solidarity among women from different backgrounds. It highlights the need for continued support and recognition of women's rights and achievements.
White Horse Bridge
Wembley Park Bridge
This artwork pays tribute to and showcases the female England players who participated in the 2022 Euro Football Tournament. The vibrant colours and dynamic poses capture the strength and skill of these athletes, highlighting their contributions to the sport. The piece celebrates their achievements and serves as a reminder of their impact on women's football. The artist's use of bold lines and intricate details brings each player to life, creating a powerful and inspiring representation of their talent. Through this artwork, the players are immortalised as icons in the world of sports, inspiring future generations of female athletes.
Wembley Park Lane Bridge
COMING SOON Wembley Central Wall
Barclays Bank
A large scale illustrated map highlights the Wembley Art Trail, showcasing street art along Ealing Road and Wembley High Road. As a piece of vibrant street art itself, it's eye-catching nature is a great starting point for the trail. The interactive nature of the map has encouraged community engagement and sparked interest in local history and landmarks. Overall, the wayfinding map has not only improved navigation but also fostered a sense of pride and connection to the neighbourhood.
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