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EDIT: Now Sat 31st as well! Live art in East Dulwich - Friday 30th January, 38 East Dulwich Rd


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EDIT: Yoshi's vision is bigger than we thought so he's also drawing today (Sat 31st) as well. Please feel free to pop in to watch him complete his magical artistic odyssey (no purchase necessary!) - it's looking absolutely incredible and we can't wait to find out how it ends...



On Friday 30th January, the acclaimed Barcelona-based artist Yoshi Sislay will be creating his newest work of art live at Hop Burns & Black, 38 East Dulwich Rd - and you?re invited to watch it happen.


Born in Osaka, Yoshi moved to Barcelona in 2005 (following a short stint in South London) to focus fully on his art. Since that time, he?s created his illustrated dream worlds across Europe on everything from paper to walls, windows, skateboards, hotels, restaurants and even beer vats. His work has been commissioned by the likes of Muji, Ermenegildo Zegna and Mandarin Oriental.


Yoshi is self-taught and draws freehand, his illustrations going where his mind takes him. The fabric of his art is is formed by his life experiences, the places he?s been and the people he's met.


Come and watch Yoshi?s vision unfurl as he adorns the Hop Burns & Black wall throughout the day on Friday 30th January (12pm-10pm) and enjoy a complimentary glass of Japanese or Barcelona beer. (This offer also extends through the weekend for people wanting to check out Yoshi?s finished work, which will remain permanently at the shop.)


You can see Yoshi's work at www.yoshisislay.com.

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