16 years ago, the streets of London were pasted up with unique and eye-catching prints – one of an outline of a woman with simple features and pink lips against a bright blue background with planes and the other, a female centaur underneath London College of Printing in a custom font. There were no names, no signifiers outside of the college’s name to identify who had done the work. It was just a seemingly endless, non-stop flow of artwork that covered walls across the city.

One night, the anonymous duo papering the streets with their artwork stopped for a quick snack, and they stumbled upon what appeared to be a derelict building. Of course, they made the executive decision to cover the entirety of it, doors included, with their prints.