Ben Eine
Works by the street art artist hang in the White House in WDC.
For twenty years, Ben Eine (born in 1970) spray-painted his huge, colourful letters undisturbed on London walls, doors and shutters, while working in the insurance industry in a suit and tie during the day. He suddenly became internationally renowned in 2010 when British Prime Minister David Cameron presented Barack Obama with a work by the artist during his inaugural visit to the USA. Eine, who also worked with Banksy for a time and designed for Louis Vuitton, now lives in San Francisco.
