LOVEGOD
FORTNUM & MASON x GONE ROGUE
Love.
The Ancient Greeks believed there were eight types. Songwriters swear it's In The Air and All You Need.
Romantic or platonic, utterly unconditional or still a work-in-progress, love is love is love – and the world needs a whole lot more of it.
And so, to celebrate our new collection of ‘graffiti hearts’ packaging – and inspired by our decree to Unleash The Love this Valentine’s Day – we've partnered with renowned curator Kim Shaylor and her online gallery, GONE ROGUE, to commission six street artists to fill our windows with works inspired by what love looks like to them.
Project curated by Gone Rogue Gallery + Agency . London. UK. For Fortnum & Mason.
To celebrate their new graffiti heart boxes, Fortnum & Mason asked 6 street artists to create a piece based on the word LOVE. These original one of a kind works for the window are now on display at the iconic heritage building on Piccadilly throughout Jan - March 2024.
Title: LoveGod
Size: 178cm x 122cm
Medium: Spray paint, acrylic and hand cut archival paper cut on board. Presented in Handmade custom wood frame.
Whats this piece about?
"In the canvas of existence, love is the graffiti that transcends cultures, a sacred art drawn by gods and goddesses, intertwining threads of deity’s whispers, creating a masterpiece of mindfulness in the tapestry of our shared human experience.
In the vibrant mosaic of modern culture, my creation reimagines deities arising from urban street environments, to bring us messages of mindful transformation, blending the ancient with the contemporary."
Ben Allen
