Faces Of London #4 by Amadeus Long

Faces Of London is a 10 part series that seeks to summarize the attitudes and behaviors of metropolitan life. It’s a glimpse behind superficiality into the mundane aspects of day to day life. Piece comes signed by the artist.

On November 1, 2022By districtartisan

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