Mural: Suchs Life x Sipros for The Bushwick Collective
Hey Street Art Lovers! Welcome to The Stylish Flaneuse’s Summer Edition. This is the season where we take the wandering bug out to the streets, nature and abroad. I’m starting off the outdoor summer experience in Bushwick, a street art community hub in Brooklyn, NY and one of my favorite locations for Street Art watching. For this adventure, I brought along Perrier Sparkling Natural Mineral Water’s brand new flavors –Strawberry and Watermelon. Perrier’s sugar-free and calorie-free naturally flavored sparkling waters are packed with crisp tasting and invigorating flavors ideal for pairing with your favorite mocktails, cocktails, or alone as a refreshing drink on the go.
As a way to celebrate the latest flavors, Perrier partnered with multidisciplinary artist AKACORLEONE (Pedro Campiche) to bring us a street art lover’s architectural dream. The vibrant public art installation is jam-packed with colors and prints inspired by the tastes of Perrier flavors. This exciting campaign reflects Perrier’s past collaborations with surrealist master Salvador Dali and NYC’s king of pop art Andy Warhol.
Mural: CHORBOOGIE for The Bushwick Collective
Mural: CHORBOOGIE for The Bushwick Collective
Mural: Sipros for The Bushwick Collective
Check out AKACORLEONE fun house of street art through Perrier’sLanding Page.
While you’re there make sure to sign up via the upper right corner of the landing page for a chance to win Perrier for a year!
Photography: Tatiana Katkova
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These photos are amazing girl! What an awesome place to explore!
Thanks so much Brittany! The best part is that it’s literally a street art museum with rotating art works from artists from around the world. It’s a must see when in NYC.