Artist Camille Walala is at it again Memphis-obsessed French artist Camille Walala?known for creating crazy-colored buildings inspired by the kinetic ?80s design movement?has brought her playful style across the pond. Walala transformed the Greek Revival facade of a 1920s bank building into a riot of pattern and color. The building, in Cleveland, Ohio, is now an art gallery and yoga studio named Pop Life.

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Pop Walala by Camille Walala

"I've always been into street art; to me, it's so inspiring," said Pop Life founder Jack Mueller. "That's what art is all about - it's for everyone. It's not supposed to be confined. So when I saw this building was for sale, it called me home."
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Pop Walala by Camille Walala

Mueller?s Pop Life gallery will provide wall space for artworks as vibrant as Walala?s mural, including works by Keith harin, Victor Vasarely, and Alex Grey. The 5,500-square-foot interior is currently under renovation, but will retain a number of original details like bank safes. Mueller plans to finish the renovation by the end of the year, adding a new juice bar to the mixed-use space.

Boo yah!! These girls have put in some serious work, and the #popwalala building is almost complete! @camillewalala @juliajomaa_ you ladies are amazing and thank you @helloimnolan for the awesome video! #poplifeuniverse A post shared by Pop Life (@poplifeuniverse) on Aug 7, 2017 at 1...