This has been a mystery for far too long, but yesterday I cracked it. This fantastic piece, and genuinely one of my absolute favourites, is a collaboration by Tom Deams (Deamze) – more about him in his rather excellent website – and Georgina Anton, a Bristol-based artist with early roots in graffiti. Her biography can be found here.

There is something so clean and soothing about this burner. The proportions are fantastic, the lettering wonderful, the word ‘utopia’ just seems to work and the design filling the letters is beautiful. It was unsigned, and so it has been very hard to identify. It was only yesterday that I caught a glimpse of the piece in Deamze’s portfolio that I was able to find out more. The piece has long since gone, but at least I can now sleep easy at night.
I have so many pieces that I am still trying to identify – so frustrating, but always feels like a major accomplishment when I figure one out!
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It’s an indescribable feeling. I am delighted. Similarly, I have a host of pieces still to be identified.
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It was a good collab. I wonder sometimes why some artists don’t sign thier work?
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I think it is because they just do it for fun.
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