Pho Viet 101 in N16 is our favourite place to eat in the neighbourhood. We love the food but also the people that make it, it is a real family business. For years they didn’t have a sign so we made them one
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Pho Viet 101 in N16 is our favourite place to eat in the neighbourhood. We love the food but also the people that make it, it is a real family business. For years they didn’t have a sign so we made them one
We were invited by Jerusalem Design Week to present this work as part of their exhibition at Hansen House
We made the images into an installation postcards and encouraged each visitor to choose one and send it to a loved one, posting it in a mailbox installed at the exhibition. At the end of each day, you could see which postcards were more popular – and reflect on the daily shifts in the collective state of mind.
This drawing was made for a fundraiser by Culture_of_solidarity, an inspiring organisation that brings light in these bleak days.
Proceeds go towards Culture of Solidarity’s aid programs, supporting vulnerable families and elderly folks in Israel, as well as the Israeli-Palestinian joint initiative ‘Jumpstarting Hope in Gaza’ providing humanitarian aid to the people of Gaza.
A new mural on the wall of an elementary school at Peki’in by Tant
Peki’in is a Druze-Arab village in Upper Galilee, and the painting is a tribute to its unique roots and culture.
Introducing PureAudioProject‘s first Artist Collaboration: exclusive Duet15 speakers, featuring hand-painted designs by UNGA, Broken Fingaz.
We’re very excited about this collaboration. Having a pair of Duet15 speakers in our studio has completely changed how we experience music—music is such a big part of our day to day life and these take the listening experience to the next level. We’re stoked to finally share this project with everyone.
UNGA’s Duet15 speaker artwork is a unique and one-off original edition, meticulously painted at the artist’s London studio in hard-wearing enamel oil paint. Translating the fluid, emotive quality of music into brushwork, the lyrical abstract design was based on the artist’s journals and sketchbooks documenting his surroundings, travels, and responses to the world.
Collaboration Story
“Our vision has always been to collaborate with artists by using our open-baffle speakers as a canvas for creativity. As long-time fans of Broken Fingaz, we deeply resonate with their bold visual style, not to mention their extensive collaborations with world-class musicians. This shared value led us to see a clear connection between our crafts. It was essential for us that UNGA experience our Duet15 speakers, allowing the sound to accompany him throughout his creative process. The synergy between our art forms has resulted in these stunning one-of-a-kind hand-painted speakers.
Painting a peace mural on a bomb shelter may seem ironic, but it’s a reminder—especially now—that war is always the worst choice.
Painted in collaboration with the community of Clil, in the Galilee.