Brick Lane turns yellow to mark new Wicked film

Welcome to "Yellow Brick Lane", in the rain!

Brick Lane in east London has been painted yellow to mark the release of the new Wicked film - Wicked: For Good.

The art instillation came about via a collaboration between Universal UK, the Truman Brewery and Tower Hamlets Council.

Six artists were commissioned to paint Wicked-themed murals along the route, including Taya De La Cruz, James Cochran AKA Jimmy C, Tom Blackford, Mr Cenz, Sophie Mess and Nicolas Dixon.

Mr Cenz told the BBC he was a Wicked fan after watching it with his daughters, and said of the painting: "I had to do it in two days, and obviously in this really cold weather it was a challenge."

Mr Cenz was one of a collection of artists asked to paint murals along Brick Lane

India Young, Truman Brewery's events operations manager, said: "There's no place like Brick Lane, and at the Truman Brewery, east London's iconic home for creativity and culture, imagination and individuality take centre stage.

"In collaboration with Wicked: For Good, we're thrilled to bring Yellow Brick Lane to life through an 'oz-mazing' transformation of our beloved site."

Yellow Brick Lane will stay in place until 2 December