Harold Offeh created a temporary public artwork in Holborn, blending history and culture through photography and community engagement, beautifying a construction site.
The final artwork reflects contributions from locals, featuring rubbings and photographs from the local area, showcasing lost London and its cultural significance.
This artistic intervention by Offeh invites reflection on urban history while creatively masking a building site, promoting how temporary spaces can tell powerful stories.
The Holborn Viaduct display serves as a reminder of the community's past and present, displaying the potential of collaborative art in urban regeneration.
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