The British Nigerian designer's vibrant installation uses screens around a famous London fountain.
A London artist famous for using bright colours to transform public spaces has created a new installation referencing Greek mythology at London's Piccadilly Circus.
The multi-disciplinary artist, who co-designed the 2021 Brit Award trophies, has called his latest work Good Things Come To Those Who Wait. Although the statue at the top of the fountain is generally known as Eros, it was created as an image of the Greek god's brother, Anteros.
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