Triple Goddess London Mural by Kid Acne for Jealous Gallery's Rooftop Mural Project

Sheffield-based street artist Kid Acne was down visiting London last week on a flying visit to the city. While he was in town Kid Acne managed to fit a wall in on this visit hooking up with Jealous Gallery in East London to take part in their ongoing #jealousrooftopmuralproject.



Jealous Gallery Rooftop Mural Project

The Jealous Gallery has been inviting artists on a regular basis onto the roof of the Jealous building to paint a mural. As well as giving established artists the chance to continue their practice, Jealous Gallery has also been inviting younger artists giving them the opportunity to gain recognition and experiment with this rooftop canvas.

We were lucky enough to be granted access to the gallery's roof to capture some images to share with you our readers here of the latest mural featuring the artwork of Kid Acne. 

And before you ask the Jealous gallery roof is currently not open to the public, but if you ask them nicely you might be lucky!

Triple Goddess London Mural by Kid Acne for Jealous Gallery's Rooftop Mural Project

The latest mural from Kid Acne titled 'Triple Goddess' features his iconic stabby women warrior characters that regularly feature in Kid Acne's illustration and street works.

On this occasion we see three of them, the Triple Goddesses high above the city on the lookout following their recent Australian adventure, keeping a watchful eye on the changing Shoreditch skyline.


Triple Goddess London Mural by Kid Acne for Jealous Gallery's Rooftop Mural Project

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