Dubbed 'the hippest street artist since Banksy' by The Times, JR describes himself as a 'photograffeur', using photography as his medium and graffiti as his method. Nonetheless, he has described himself as 'neither a photographer, nor a street artist', and admittedly even both labels combined undersell the ambitious nature of his work – plus its phenomenal reach. His giant monochrome outdoor portraits of local people adorn some of the world's least desirable neighbourhoods. JR's gallery works are meticulously composed – dramatic and often exotic photographs of these giant pasted portraits in turn. The work celebrates the timeless indomitability of the...