Uploaded February 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Leake Street Arches is a well-known graffiti tunnel beneath Waterloo Station, where street artists continuously repaint the walls with murals, tags, and lettering. The tunnel has become one of London’s most active street-art locations, with artwork constantly layered, covered, and replaced.
Over time, Leake Street Arches has developed into a space defined by repetition and change, reflecting the pace and character of the city above it. No single piece lasts for long, and the tunnel remains permanently unfinished, shaped by countless artists working side by side.
This full video documents the current state of Leake Street Arches, capturing the details, textures, and evolving graffiti that make it one of London’s most distinctive urban spaces
Leake Street Arches is a well-known graffiti tunnel beneath Waterloo Station, where street artists continuously repaint the walls with murals, tags, and lettering. The tunnel has become one of London’s most active street-art locations, with artwork constantly layered, covered, and replaced.
Over time, Leake Street Arches has developed into a space defined by repetition and change, reflecting the pace and character of the city above it. No single piece lasts for long, and the tunnel remains permanently unfinished, shaped by countless artists working side by side.
This full video documents the current state of Leake Street Arches, capturing the details, textures, and evolving graffiti that make it one of London’s most distinctive urban spaces
