In a surprising turn of events, the elusive street artist Mason Storm, known for his gritty urban masterpieces, is spreading holiday cheer like the Grinch on a goodwill bender. Teaming up with Zebra One Gallery for a Secret Santa print release, Storm is ditching his trademark balaclava for a Santa hat, proving that even the most enigmatic artists have a soft spot for festive shenanigans.Dubbed the "Happy Scrooge" event, Storm's collaboration with Zebra One Gallery promises to be a merry affair, blending the spirit of Father Christmas with the edgy charm of the art world's favorite mysterious figure. Attendees can expect a yuletide experience that would make the Ghost of Christmas Past do a double-take.While Mason Storm is notorious for his anonymity, this Secret Santa print release is a chance for him to step out of the shadows and into the spotlight, albeit with a twist. Picture this: a brooding artist in a Santa hat, armed with a spray can and a heart three sizes too big. Who knew that behind the balaclava lurked a holiday enthusiast ready to deck the halls with aerosol art?"Expect the unexpected," says Storm, who promises a visual feast that combines his signature urban edge with a festive flair. The gallery walls will tell tales of Christmas mischief, with pieces that pay homage to the Grinch's redemption journey and the timeless transformation of a certain Ebenezer Scrooge.Zebra One Gallery's director, Gabrielle Du Plooy, expressed excitement about the collaboration, saying, "Mason Storm's work has always captivated audiences, and this Secret Santa release is an opportunity for art enthusiasts to see a different side of his creativity. Who knew the man behind the balaclava could be a happy Scrooge?"In addition to the prints, Storm has hinted at interactive elements during the exhibition, inviting attendees to channel their inner Ghost of Christmas Past and contribute to a collaborative mural that captures the essence of the holiday season in the most Mason Storm way possible.The Secret Santa print release is set to be a festive feast for the eyes, proving that even the most elusive artists can embrace the holiday spirit. So, mark your calendars, grab your Santa hat, and prepare to witness Mason Storm transform into the jolliest balaclava-clad artist this side of the Thames.