A printing company in St Neots has helped install a "stunning" 190m2 mural in the heart of London.

MacroArt specialises in large-format printing and helped to bring Venezuelan artist Arturo Herrara's vibrant mural Untitled, 2020, to life in London.

Made to contrast with the City's steel and glass surroundings, Herrera's Untitled, 2020, is situated on Creechurch Lane in Aldgate and surrounded by some of London's key landmarks, including The Cheesegrater and The Gherkin.

The Hunts Post: MacroArt helped to install the190m2 mural near key London landmarks like the Gherkin.MacroArt helped to install the190m2 mural near key London landmarks like the Gherkin. (Image: MacroArt)

MacroArt's Group Account Director, Mike Hamling, said: "We're delighted with how this latest mural has been received.

"The richness of the colours was paramount to this artwork's success as well as the accuracy of the installation on what is a challenging site.

Untitled, 2020, blends together sumptuous colours using high-quality UV inks, all meticulously sampled in MacroArt's on-site studio to find the perfect shades.

MacroArt teamed up with Mtec Fine Art at the invitation of the City of London Corporation and Lacuna to install the mural as part of the 12th Edition of London's Sculpture in the City project.

The Hunts Post: The mural was erected as part of the Sculpture in the City which turns England's capital into a sprawling sculpture gallery each summer.The mural was erected as part of the Sculpture in the City which turns England's capital into a sprawling sculpture gallery each summer. (Image: MacroArt)

The MacroArt team printed the nine-metre by 21-metre mural onto self-adhesive vinyl using its Durst 512R printer, with the artwork's extraordinary colours designed to remain throughout the nine months it will be on show.

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The installation represented one of the biggest challenges for MacroArt.

Four installers worked across two days erecting the 190m2 mural, with a cherry picker mounted to the back of a lorry ensuring the artwork was accurately placed.

Mr Hamling added: "Our team worked extremely hard to help make this a reality, and we're very proud of the result.

"Bringing vibrant artwork into the heart of London as part of the latest launch for the long-running Sculpture in the City is a thrill for us."

Sculpture in the City is delivered by the City of London Corporation alongside LACUNA, a leading cultural studio, which in partnership with local businesses, turns England's capital into a sprawling sculpture gallery each summer.