Fois, Hill Street, Bristol, November 2015

282. Hill Street

There is a good story to this piece. Some time before I started to blog about street art, and around about the time that I really started to get interested, I saw two artists working together on a small car park wall on Hill Street, parallel with Park Street. I surreptitiously took a couple of pictures and walked on. Since that time, I have returned to the wall many times and taken other pictures.

Fois, Hill Street, Bristol, April 2015
Fois, Hill Street, Bristol, April 2015

I am not sure who one of the artists was, and so his wall does not feature here, but the other was Fois. At the time, and for a long time afterwards, I didn’t know it was by Fois, but it became very clear when I wrote about his piece on Nine Tree Hill.

Fois, Hill Street, Bristol, November 2015
Fois, Hill Street, Bristol, November 2015

It is a wonderful work, spelling out his name with the characteristic colours and curves that have, to my mind at least, a strong feel of the 1930s. I will at some point find out who his collaborator on the day was, but it might be some time.

Fois, Hill Street, Bristol, April 2015
Fois, Hill Street, Bristol, April 2015

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I am Stephen. I live in Bristol, UK. I decided to shorten my profile...to this: Wildlife, haiku, travel, streetart, psychogeography and my family. Not necessarily in that order.

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