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Street Art Collaboration with Zabou in London

Posted on January 27, 2017January 27, 2017 by villana

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I did this collaboration back in 2016 with fantastic French street Artist Zabou.
Hackney, London 2016

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Posted in Collaborations, Street ArtTagged art, Collaborations, contemporary art, Female Street Art, Female Street Artist, Frida Kahlo, London, London Street Art, Street Art, zabou

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