The first instalment in a themed trilogy of limited edition prints exhibiting across the country this year, "Rip Off" is a free public exhibition of unique artworks that can be viewed from 4 June at alphabet bar, Soho, W1.

Created by The Daylight Robbers (Hugh Brooker and Jean-Pierre Durand) the "Rip Off" canvasses initially resemble textured collage paintings, but closer inspection reveals fascinating photographs of decaying, pre-resurfaced billboards and advertising space. The history of our city and our culture is held in these built-up layers of posters and "Rip Off" digs beneath the surface - what lies beneath? Pealing back London's skin reveals forgotten stories.

Like a psychologist's inkblot test, these scratched, scraped and multi-layered time capsule images disclose a myriad of distorted faces, creatures and scenes that are processed and perceived differently by each individual viewer.

Check out "Rip Off", 12 limited edition (50) signed photographic prints on A1 stretched canvas at: alphabet bar, 61 - 63 Beak Street, London, W1F 9SL

From: 4 June, 12 noon until late
Launch party Tuesday 12th June 7pm featuring an eclectic DJ set from Goose

For more information contact us directly on:
Hugh Brooker 07939 489 678
Duncan Toone 07711 139 792
Jean-Pierre Durand 07739 380 560
Email: jp@thedaylightrobbers.com duncan@justicebrothers.co.uk