Greetings from the vibrant and rebellious streets of Wolverhampton! I'm Keri J Hunt, a photographer and photomontage artist who thrives on the electrifying pulse of urban life, particularly the untamed spirit of graffiti. My journey into street photography began about a decade ago in the gritty, colourful corners of Heathtown, where I first encountered the audacious world of graffiti artists. Their fearless expression and defiance against the norm struck a chord within me, and I knew I had to capture this raw energy through my own lens.

My latest series, “Street Kunst,” is a playful yet poignant homage to the anti-establishment ethos of graffiti. Drawing inspiration from the irreverent flair of Dadaism and the bold vibrancy of Pop Art, I aim to infuse my work with a touch of humour and a dash of political commentary. Let's face it, there's nothing quite as satisfying as poking fun at the powers that be, especially when it's done with a cheeky grin and a spray can.

In “Street Kunst,” you'll find a kaleidoscope of urban narratives, where the mundane meets the extraordinary and where every wall tells a story. Each photograph is a testament to the rebellious spirit that refuses to be silenced, celebrating the unsung heroes of the streets with a wink and a nod. So, take a stroll through my gallery and let the vibrant chaos transport you to a world where art knows no boundaries and laughter is the ultimate act of defiance.