Misguided Tour of London: A FREE Walking Tour

Ignore a statue of an old king and focus on the road junction. The real beauty. Recite a Brutalist poem to random passers-by. Believe in love.

A narrow alley where 18th century alcoholics made gin and drank themselves to death. We raise a glass to their drunken souls and feel the energy of history shift.

The sad and lonely Oak. Voted the most ignored tree in London. No bird nests in it. No dog pees on it. Nobody shelters below it in the rain. Why is that? WHY?

On the bridge, among the fast-food wrappers and river trash, we plant sunflower seeds to Van Gogh. We pray that the flowers will grow and bloom. We know Vincent is watching us and that he believes it too.

At the most romantic postbox in London we write a unwanted postcard and recite Brutalist Poetry. We send the postcard. We believe in love.

Lets smell the paint. Let's hear the rattle of the cans. Then make our own art with graffiti REMOVAL spray. It's Art by Subtraction. A new style.