Lazinc Gallery reveals immersive exhibition

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Lazinc Gallery reveals immersive exhibition

Charles Pétillon, is one of a selection of artists creating pieces at Lazinc gallery in Mayfair as part of a new project.

Over the course of three months, artists will transform the space, creating site specific works on the themes of urban art, rebellion and multi-culturalism.

London Live went down to the gallery to chat to Charles as he developed his piece - using balloons. 

The immersive exhibition, called 'Watch This Space' is happening at Lazinc Gallery in central London until the 21st of December. 

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