Phlegm spent the last few days painting a large mural in Sheffield, UK. The Museums Sheffield has asked the artist to paint the window of the Millennium Gallery balcony. The British artist has produced a beautiful piece merging the architecture of the gallery and the architecture of the human body.

Check out more of Phlegm’s recent work. Last week, he was in Leeds, UK where he worked on an indoor mural in Canal Mills. An army of his signature tribal characters share the wall below.

Detail Phlegm @ Canal Mills.

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Street artist Phlegm  spent most of yesterday painting in London yesterday. The muralist zoned in on Rivington Street, right by the RED Gallery building. As per usual, Phlegm used color sparingly on these pieces, creating a very simple look, but the actual design and ideas behind these murals are quite complex. Both the pieces above and below are examples of artwork from yesterday.

And what a contrast these are from the piece Phlegm was working on just a few days ago in his base city of Sheffield. He teamed up with Miso, Ghost Patrol, Kid Acne, Barber Filth and Ema to put up a new mural on Sidney Street. Here is the final product:

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