Camille Walala
'Razzle Totem – Yellow'

Camille Walala is a purveyor of powerfully positive digital print.The energy of her work is infectiously represented in everything she produces. A graduate in Textile Design from the University of Brighton, her namesake brand was established in East London in 2009, where she continues to live.

The French-born designer has listed the Memphis-Group pieces in her father’s home in Paris, and the African patterns from her mother’s residence in Provence as key inspirations to her style.

The distinctive style of Walala is recognisable to most East London street-walker, jewellery and textile-buyer, and print-lover. Her style resonates with the city, in the fusion of diverse influences and styles. Her vibrant patterns have embellished the Splice building on Old Street, fittingly called ‘Dream Come True’.

Recent work has seen her progressing from her popular textile-based range to include Art Direction, Interior Design and Murals.

Nelly Duff offers prints that demonstrate Walala’s gifted understanding of space, pattern and above all, colour.

Walala’s largest screen-printed edition to date, Razzle Totem takes its name from the ‘Razzle Dazzle’ camouflage used by WW1 ships employed to prevent the enemy from establishing accurate range or targets (trust us, google it) This chromatic, geometric masterpiece embodies Walala’s ability to combine shapes and colours in order to dazzle her viewers.