CANVAZing the Dublin docklands, this morning.
Any excuse.
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(Thanks Dan O’Neill)
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‘My unknown enemy, my loyal friend’
By Dublin street artist Canvaz
Part of the #onewall project at Urban Nation Berlin. Other artists taking part included Nick Walker, Alo, and JeffSoto.
New Canvaz
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Back on the street.
A fresh possibly Ferguson-related work.
Canvaz writes:
“It’s been great to finally escape the studio & go painting outside. The new piece is Dancing in the Tear Gas and is on Grand Canal Dock across from the U2 production building.”
KIng Zuck
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A preview of new work from Canvaz.
He writes:
These are commissions for IDA {Dublin] web-summit founders events taking place tonight. This series of paintings draws on Ireland’s rich culture of history and tradition. The format pays homage to the strong tradition of innovation & craftsmanship, in this instance the stained glass tradition. The pieces reference Ireland’s more recent history and hope for the future, with the elements reaching from darkness to light with a modern interpretation of the traditional Legend of the Children of Lir returning from exile to their homeland…
A wraparound work in progress on a derelict house on Killiney Hill, Co Dublin.
Street artist CANVAZ pays homage to Irish artist William John Leech’s painting (top) of a novice nun in ‘A Convent Garden, Brittany’ (1913).
Of the novice CANVAZ sez:
She is hypnotised by nature & caring for little else in the world. It’s great being a nun. Always has been…
Liffey Street, Dublin.
Street artist Canvaz writes:
Wouldn’t it be nice to get a break from constant marketing? These blinds allow passer by to have an ad break
Pic via Sean Earley
The work of street artist Canvaz.
On the coast road in Sandymount, Dublin.
See what he did there?
Canvaz (Facebook)