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The 412 building as most of you know is home to a very famous piece of graff art, commissioned by none other than the godfather himself SEEN. After seeing some fantastic work, we gave a guy called Dean Hannon the opportunity the flex his pecks.

To celebrate their decade in the business they are holding an exhibition called "On Paper" which will be held at the East Gallery on Brick Lane on the 10th December.

Fancy yourself as a bit of player when it comes to Graff art. Reckon you can turn on the skill when it counts. How do you cope under pressure. Can you still do the business when the crowd are against you, jeering you, heckling you?

I started exhibiting my work in 2007, with a residency at a well-known soul food restaurant. In 2008 I was taken on by La Galleria on London’s Pall Mall. 2009 has seen me reclaim a little more autonomy in the representation of my work, with a solo exhibition at Brigton Media Centre to raise funds for charities working in Africa.

I was listening to the ‘Electro’ street sounds albums (in particular number 2, of course ) and trying to spin on my head on the piece of cardboard we had just attacked with permanent marker pens that started my love of US street culture, and once my brother bought me a copy of Subway Art and Spraycan Art my love of Graffiti had started.

My passion for art grew with regular trips to London Galleries in my teens culminating with the Sensations exhibition that shocked me into submission and the world of art begun to make sense to me.