Personal circumstances have kept Irish artist Fin DAC away from the streets for much of this year but he’s back… with a bang. 10 long days in Pantin, Paris as part of ‘Ete Du Canal’ have resulted in ‘Dengju’: not just a mural but a kind of reinterpretation of a building. Taking his lead from
It’s quite clear that our Irish friend Fin DAC was keeping his cards close to his chest with regards to his biggest project to date: a 4,000 square feet rooftop mural hidden in plain sight at Wynwood Walls. During the whole stay in Miami, the artist only posted pictures of a small mural/wall (located at Lulu Lab
After his recent trip to New Zealand, Fin DAC made the short hop across the water to Australia where he hopes to make a few stops and paint a number of murals. The first of those stops is a return to the location of one of his most famous works. His ‘Shinka’ piece painted in
Our Irish friend Fin DAC has spent the last few weeks of 2017 and the first of 2018 down under in New Zealand painting at festivals in both Mount Maunganui and Christchurch both organised by Street Prints. Like his previous trip to The Mount 2 years ago, the globetrotting artist focussed his work on the local
It has been a while since we last heard from our Irish friend FinDAC on StreetArtNews, because as we all know FinDAC usually steers clear of mural festivals/events, but recently he has broken with that tradition to travel all the way to Central Southern Pacific to take part in the 4th edition of Ono’u Street Art and
Our friend Fin DAC is definitely a man of his word. Hot on the heels of his recent Bratislava piece, the Irish artist presents us with another street piece for 2017… and, as promised, this isn’t just a mural. ‘Shukumei’ is an addition to the artist’s ‘Hidden Beauty’ series but, as stated by the artist
As stated on our last Fin DAC post, the Irish artist assured us that his street work for 2017 was about to increase… so here he is with what he thinks may be his largest mural to date. ‘Veľké Oči’ was painted over the course of 5 days for the annual Bratislava Street Art Festival
Our Irish friend Fin DAC has been a little quite of late in terms of street work but he assures us thats all about to change and first off the bat is this new creation entitled ‘Lady Kinoko’ in Notting Hill, West London. Carrying on from successful ‘interventions’ last year in Venice and Miami, the
