A graffiti artist drew on a Rolls-Royce Ghost at an art fair.

Footage captured by Lord Edward Davenport shows the muralist stroking a white marker across the hood of the luxury car during the Frieze International Art event in Seoul, South Korea.

He can be seen intricately shading the character's head on the vehicle at COEX on September 6.

Onlooker Lord Edward Davenport, from Marylebone, London, said: 'The graffiti artist mashed the Rolls-Royce.'

The Rolls-Royce Ghost is a luxury full-size sedan known for its exquisite craftsmanship, advanced technology, and powerful performance. It is valued at around 450,000 USD (approximately 333,032 GBP).

Frieze Seoul is a leading international art fair organised by the team behind prestigious events such as Frieze London and Frieze New York. The fourth edition was held from September 3 to 6, under the direction of Patrick Lee.

The fair showcased local and international audiences the chance to explore top global art, alongside a week of events and activations across the city during Frieze Week.