HMG Paints has provided support for students creating a fluorescent yellow interior as part of the Market Estate Project one day exhibition.
The Market Estate Project features 75 community artists, leading up to the demolition of a notorious London estate.
The young artistic partnership of Jessica Blandford and Joe Morris recreated a 1960's living room and painted everything inside fluorescent yellow; walls, floor, chairs, fixtures and fittings.
HMG Paints was happy to support the Camberwell College of Arts graduates, when they sought sponsorship-in-kind for their proposed Market Estate installation, Fluorescent Yellow Room.
As a manufacturer normally concerned with supplying high performance coatings for industrial, commercial transport, construction and electronics applications, the family-owned firm is always fascinated by more creative use of its materials.
On a technical note, HMG's LMP waterborne acrylic coating supplied for the art work was ideal for applying in the confined spaces of a tenement flat, due to the absence of solvent fumes.
It can be applied to a wide variety of substrates.
The paint was supplied through the newly-opened HMG London depot in Juliet Way, Purfleet, Essex.
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