As an original member of the Prefab77 art collective, I had the privilege of being both a street and gallery artist during the rise of the street art movement - now a defining force in contemporary culture.

Prefab’s early work was a bold visual commentary on Britain, capturing the good, the bad, and the ugly. Anti-establishment at its core yet strikingly beautiful in execution, our artwork was equally at home on gritty street walls and in prestigious galleries.

My time with Prefab took me around the world, exhibiting in the U.S., Asia, and Europe. Along the way, I had the honor of meeting pioneers of the movement, from the Wooster Collective in New York to the curators at Lazarides Gallery during our standout exhibition, UNTIED KINGDOM.

Though no longer a collective, Prefab77 continues to thrive with original member Peter pursuing his passion, with a refined style and large-scale murals. Keep an eye out - you might just spot a Prefab piece on a wall near you.