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A Hong Kong MTR station's been doodled over with 'graffiti spaghetti'.
The hypnotic style, developed by British artist Sam Cox and his alter ego Mr Doodle, features quirky doodles of googly eyed aliens chronicling the odysseys of Mr Doodle in Doodleland.
Donning a suit in his signature style, Cox embodies the character of Mr Doodle.
Unlike most artists who seek the seclusion of a studio to envelope themselves in their creative process and exhibit their masterpieces in minimalist galleries, Cox favours creating his art as part of a public and inclusive performance.
Collaborating with 10 children before a live audience at the station, Cox graffitied a spacecraft intended to transport Mr Doodle on a galactic mission.
While some kids doodled, imitating his graffiti spaghetti method, others brought their own ideas to the process.
Having a live audience both fuels Cox's creativity and engenders greater public appreciation for his art.
The appeal of Cox's work across borders and generations has seen his smaller artworks commanding prices anywhere between $13,000 and $500,000.
Hong Kong gallerist Pearl Lam attributes this success to the jolly, playful nature of Cox's work.
As Mr Doodle embarks on his journey home, the graffiti spaghetti mural created at this Hong Kong MTR station records Mr Doodle's epic space odyssey.
