London street artist Donk is no stranger to the streets of London, the artist's works have been part of East London street art landscape for many years now from the small-scale wheat-pasted posters to the epic one-off large-scale paste-ups works such as his Higher Ground' piece in Hackney Wick.

Combining his love of photography and screen printed, the artist's hand-printed photographic artworks can be seen around Shoreditch, Camden, Soho and Brick Lane.

Artist Donk's London Street Art
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For his most recent London installation, artist Donk has supersized a series of street portraits of strangers he photographed around Brick Lane earlier in the year. Scaling tight crops of their faces up in size, the artist then wheat-pasted the printed posters of the strangers back up onto a wall close to Brick Lane.

The new series of photographic portraits have been pasted to the same wall as one of the artists' other portrait pieces, his Rudeboy black and white portrait installed back in 2016 and an artwork that is still running.  The entire series of new portrait works from Donk can be seen along Grey Eagle Street in London, just behind the Old Truman Brewery.