Artist’s hunt for thriller man who impressed Humber Bridge portray

An artist is making an attempt to trace down a thriller man who impressed her newest murals close to the Humber Bridge.

Emma Prempeh, 29, was searching for inspiration as she walked alongside the Hessle foreshore in May, when she got here throughout a person with a zimmer body who seemed “really serene”.

Describing the scene as “the perfect image”, Ms Prempeh requested the person for his permission to take {a photograph}, however didn’t get his particulars.

She stated she would “love” to satisfy her muse to say thanks and present him the completed outcome.

Ms Prempeh stated: “I keep thinking ‘why didn’t I get his name?’ I wish I could locate him. To me it would mean a lot.”

Ms Prempeh stated, after finishing the paintings, it felt “weird” to not know who the topic was.

Describing the person within the picture she informed BBC Radio Humberside: “You’re immortalised in a way and it will live forever, and there’s a beauty in that.”

Ms Prempeh’s newest exhibition, The Nearness of Elsewhere, is impressed by her African-Caribbean heritage alongside her current time spent in Hull.

It shall be on show on the 87 Gallery in Princes Avenue till 19 December.