I think that I happened to be passing by this piece very shortly after it had been completed by Goin, judging from the presence of the scissor lift just below it. This striking piece is yet another remarkable work organised by Upfest as part of their Summer Editions project in lieu of an Upfest festival this year.

Goin is no stranger to Bristol, but his pieces tend to be associated with his visits for Upfest related initiatives. This magnificent and really rather large stencil entitled ‘Add to cart’ is clearly a commentary on consumerism, but I don’t know the original artwork upon which this is an elaboration. Any ideas? I suspect that knowing the root piece would add significance to the story being told. I might have to have a little Google session to see if I can find out. In the meantime, enjoy this excellent work.
Nice one. The incongruity does make you think. 😀
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I really must ‘do’ Bristol again – soon!
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Always plenty to see.
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It was actually painted indoors a little while ago and was then put in situ and framed over a weekend by Steve of Upfest sometime after Goin had left Bristol . . .
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Aah, thanks for that – I have been off the streets for so long that when I saw it it could have been being worked on for days in situ and I would not have known. Great to know the real story.
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