Second install, pink and blue diamonds over the doorways of a sandstone block near the old fire station on London Road. The campaign asks one thing of the city: take your photo in front of the wallpaper.
And people do. Selfies, portraits, a woman posing with her shopping, a lad against the pattern like it is an album cover. None of them know what it is advertising. That is the point.
Boards prepped at the studio again, screwed up in minutes, Martha ferrying them across town. She is becoming the campaign's unofficial support vehicle.
Part of The Palace Is a Refuge.