Imagining Osier Way

Hive Curates worked alongside Pocket Living to commission artist Adriana Jaros to transform a showroom into an inviting space for new development Osier Way, which provides 80 new affordable homes in Leyton.

Inspired by the architectural features and materiality of the building, featuring varying heights and facades of grey, terracota and pink brickwork. Jaros's mural invites the viewer into a journey through imagined spaces. Hoping to create an inviting space that reflects the vibrancy that is so characteristic of daily life in London whilst offering a moment of reflection for those using the space.

Adriana Jaros is a multidisciplinary artist originally from Caracas, Venezuela and now based in London. She studied Visual Communications in Caracas and upon moving to London in 2011 studied Textiles at UAL, Chelsea. 

Her work researches the interaction of colours, shapes and materials exploring how these elements can elevate our senses, affect our human consciousness and in turn create aesthetic experiences that can enhance our wellbeing. Spanning paintings, sculpture, large scale installations and murals, she does not categorise herself or her work, but rather starts each piece, collection, or project with a concept that she is passionate about, connected to or interested in exploring.

Adriana’s work has been featured within ELLE Decoration and House & Garden and her work has been shown by Palermo Uno Milan Gallery, London Mural Festival, London Design Festival and 19 Karen Contemporary Art Space, Australia.