Local artists are adding a pop of colour to public spaces across Northolt through a series of art installations. 

Last year, a Visions for Northolt competition invited local creatives to submit art ideas to transform public spaces across Northolt.  

Four local artists were selected to develop their creative designs into unique art murals that captures their individual perspectives of the area and celebrates Northolt's diversity.  

Jane Ruhland is an environmental artist. Some of her more recent artworks are photographs of wildflowers, animal, and insect life in outdoor spaces and watercolour images of open spaces. 

Jane Ruhland's artwork for the Visions for Northolt compeition (credit: Ealing Council).

Errol Donald is a pioneer of graffiti art in the UK. 

Errol Donald's artwork for the Visions for Northolt compeition (credit: Ealing Council).

Samira Mian specialises in drawing and painting Islamic geometric patterns. 

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Samira Mian's artwork for the Visions for Northolt compeition (credit: Ealing Council).

Lazfar – Levi Richards describes his signature style as "cartoon like but with a slightly underground or edgy twist to it… often based on fantasy and feature animals or other creatures."  

Levi Richards' artwork for the Visions for Northolt compeition (credit: Ealing Council).

More information about the artists can be found here.  

The Visions for Northolt team on Thursday 12 October, from 5pm-6pm, at Northolt Leisure Centre Library are doing an artist-led walking tour to celebrate the launch of the art stops. 

Councillor Shital Manro, the council's cabinet member for good growth and new housing, said: "Local people wanted to see more public art and culture in the area. 

"We listened. The Visions for Northolt team worked closely with the local artists to deliver these temporary art works across Northolt – I think the installations look amazing."