the artist

anil mistry is a uk based mixed media artist who focuses on creating fresh new interpretations of urban landscapes. using his own source imagery from his travels around the world, anil combines photography with mixed medias such as spray paints, stencils, acrylics and screen printing. these surreal and evocative collages feature stylistically unusual, misfit and often overlooked elements from cityscapes, environments and everyday objects. he playfully juxtaposes different elements to create rich new landscapes and settings - each with their own unique narrative.

the story

walthamstow stadium was a greyhound racing track in the london borough of waltham forest in east london, and was regarded as the leading greyhound racing stadium until its closure in 2008. now replaced with housing, the famous neon lights have been renovated and are still active today. i am really glad this amazing sign, representing a long history was preserved. this piece was created by building up layers of scratched and scraped acrylic paint, spray paints, screenprinting, silver leaf and collaged paper on a 5mm board.

the artwork

this artwork is a limited edition of 17 giclée print on hahnemuhle photorag paper, measuring 30 x 40 cm and comes signed and numbered. the print is sold either unframed and mounted to fit a 40 x 50 cm frame or framed in an 30 x 40 cm black aluminium frame.

delivery

we undertake to dispatch the artwork within 3 working days of receiving the order. there is a postage and packaging cost of £8 for the unframed and £15 for the framed artwork.