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Tech Moon’s Giant Throne — Southend-on-Sea

Tech Moon’s 2026 mural on a house gable in Southend-on-Sea: a tattooed woman in white drapery sits on a grey painted stone throne in front of a blue rose window, beside a Hartington Place street sign
Artwork FileSouthend-on-Sea, England

Tech Moon’s Giant Throne

SeenAug 2026

Tech Moon · untitled, Southend City Jam 2026 · 23A Pleasant Road, at the corner of Hartington Place, Southend-on-Sea, England

Image from Street Art Utopia; photographer and camera date unconfirmed. Artwork: Tech Moon.

Tech Moon turned the gable of a house in Southend-on-Sea into a giant painted throne: a tattooed woman in white drapery sits on grey carved stone, framed by scrolls and a blue rose window. He painted it for Southend City Jam in August 2026. Source Source Checked

Seen Aug 2026. Evidence date: 2026-08-30, the date CRT Photography gives for its City Jam ’26 walk (“Sunday 30th August”), which names Tech Moon on the corner of Hartington Place. Source Checked

💡 4 things to know

  1. Made for City Jam 2026Painted during Southend City Jam, 28–30 August 2026; Street Art Cities gives 29 August as the creation date. Source Source Checked
  2. A building as a throneTech Moon says he had the idea for a while: turning a building into a giant throne, sculpting with paint and playing with textures, including tattoos. Source Checked
  3. Best seen from the hillHe says the wall has a real presence when you walk up the hill and it appears around the corner. Source Checked
  4. A new layer on this wallStreet Art Cities lists Asur’s White Wolf, painted at the same address for City Jam 2024, as removed. Source Checked

📍 Where it is

23A Pleasant Road, Southend-on-Sea SS1 2HQ, at the corner of Hartington Place · Southend-on-Sea, England Source Source Checked

Open in Maps

Map pin from Street Art Cities. Google’s Street View images of this corner date from June 2014, before the mural, so the button opens a plain map. Art of the State notes that the wall is a little walk out of the city centre, in a quiet side street.

🗓️ Sightings

  1. 202629 Aug

    Created, per Street Art Cities

  2. 202630 Aug

    CRT Photography City Jam walk

  3. 20268 Sep

    Art of the State report

  4. 202625 Sep

    Montana Cans recap, artist’s words

Green stamps mark dated photographs; amber stamps mark records or reports; red stamps mark loss. Publication dates are not camera dates.

🗞️ In the sources

Montana Cans blog25 September 2026

Recap of Southend City Jam 2026

“Turning a building into a giant throne, sculpting with paint and playing with multiple textures including tattoos was definitely a challenge, but I’m happy with the result.”

Tech Moon on the idea behind the wall; he adds that it was “painted with Montana Cans”.

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✅ The facts

Title
Untitled, according to Street Art Cities. “Giant Throne” is our description, taken from the artist’s own words. Source Source Checked
Festival
Southend City Jam 2026 (28–30 August) Source Source Source Source Checked
Created
29 August 2026 Source Reported
Place
23A Pleasant Road, at the corner of Hartington Place Source Source Checked
Paint
Montana spray paint, in the artist’s words Source Checked
Before
Asur’s White Wolf (City Jam 2024), now listed as removed Source Checked

🔗 Related

All sources & image credits

Image from Street Art Utopia; photographer and camera date unconfirmed. Artwork: Tech Moon.

Last checked: 27 October 2026 · How we verify art