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London-based Italian artist Renato Hunto has unveiled a colourful new mural at EartH Hall in Hackney, a piece that transforms the venue’s exterior and marks a bold new chapter in its story.
Renowned for his bold, abstract forms and energetic use of spray paint, Hunto explores themes of love, intimacy, and the human connection through a visual language charged with colour and emotion. Each curve and colour captures the beauty, fragility, and strength of human connection, merging the raw energy of the streets with deeply personal emotion.
Renato Hunto’s mural at EartH Hall beautifully captures the vibrant spirit of the Hackney community, blending bold street art with a celebration of connection and creativity.
Hunto’s mural is a perfect fit for EartH, a space that has long been a beacon for creative expression. Originally built in the 1930s as the Savoy Cinema, EartH (Evolutionary Arts Hackney) is a striking example of Art Deco architecture.
After decades serving as a popular cultural hub, it fell into disrepair towards the end of the 20th century until 2018, when the team behind Shoreditch’s Village Underground gave the building a new lease of life, restoring its historic spaces and reopening it to the public.
Renato Hunto’s mural at EartH Hall beautifully captures the vibrant spirit of the Hackney community, blending bold street art with a celebration of connection and creativity.
Today, EartH has become one of London’s most exciting multi‑arts spaces: a venue that hosts an eclectic programme of live music, fashion shows, comedy, theatre, and visual arts. From Self Esteem and James Acaster to Little Mix, Ed Sheeran, Little Simz, and countless rising talents, its three spaces have welcomed some of the biggest names.
Renato Hunto’s mural at EartH Hall beautifully captures the vibrant spirit of the Hackney community, blending bold street art with a celebration of connection and creativity.
With Hunto’s mural gracing its frontage, EartH reaffirms its role as a space where creativity, connection, and collaboration come to life. This bold artwork transforms the venue’s exterior with a dynamic composition of abstracted faces, eyes, and ears, creating a visual celebration of the diverse community and creative spirit that thrives within this iconic cultural hub.
It’s a space where countless stories, sights, and sounds converge, making it a beacon for artists and audiences, and a place that celebrates the arts in all their forms.
Renato Hunto’s mural at EartH Hall beautifully captures the vibrant spirit of the Hackney community, blending bold street art with a celebration of connection and creativity.
Discover Renato Hunto’s vibrant new mural at EartH Hall, located at 11–17 Stoke Newington Road, Dalston, London, N16 8BH.
Don’t miss the chance to experience this striking fusion of street art energy and intimate human connection in one of London’s most exciting multi-arts spaces.
Explore a selection of original artworks by Renato Hunto available on our store here to view the collection and find the perfect piece for your space.