The style of film director Wes Anderson has become well known for its symmetry, colour and whimsy, and since 2017 Wally Koval has run a social media account called 'Accidentally Wes Anderson', picturing real-world locations which look like they come from the director’s visual world. People around the world have submitted photos in the genre and have told the stories of these places. The project has already spawned books and postcards, but the first full-scale London exhibition of some of these works has now opened in the city's South Kensington neighbourhood, allowing fans to surround themselves in the colourful and nostalgic aesthetic. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES