A lot of my work is based on geometry. I really enjoyed representing it in all its glory for an engineering office in Feb 2022.

In May 2022 I re-imagined and created ‘Love Lane’ in Crampton Court Temple Bar Dublin. The lane is made up of stenciled deconstructed hearts overlaid with handmade painted tiles, and tiles with quotes, lyrics, poetry and dedications from many folk who reached out to me via social media.

Love the Lanes was a joint initiative between Dublin City Council and The Temple Bar Company to allow artists to visually improve the lanes of Temple Bar in 2014.

On a rainy weekend in late August 2015, Waterford City became an open air gallery when 25 derelict sites became canvases for international and national street artist. I was very happy to be invited to take part in this festival and work along side some amazing artists such as James Earley, Joe Caslin, Art by Eoin, DMC, Louis Masai and so many more.  The festival was a fantastic sucess and more information about it can be found here or on their facebook page 

In addition to creating my large peacock mural, I was also asked to give a demo/workshop to the fantastic folk at Waterfords Pathfinders Community Organisation. In my opinion these guys were the best artists that weekend :)

Photos taken by my partner in crime Robert Porter Photography : www.robporterphoto.com

In Summer 2021, I worked with Kildare Village to design and create summer murals for the Wild campaign.

I was then invited back to paint for the Winter 2021 campaign and again in Spring 2022 for the MINAW campaign.

In March 2020, I was invited to be the Artist in Residence for Intel in Kildare. I had the joy of painting 4 12 meter walls.

Bombay Pantry kindly invited me to design and paint their Glenagery and Fairview stores. I really enjoyed representing Indian Rangoli art which is thought to bring good luck

In the summer if 2019 I was invited by Bombay Sapphire Gin to design and paint a piece for the gorgeous Bombay Sapphire Gin Bar at Electric Picnic : https://www.electricpicnic.ie/news/canvas-bombay-saphire-electric-picnic

In late September 2015, Facebook kindly invited me to be an Artist in Residence in Facebook’s international headquarters, Dublin. 

On a 12 meter long wall, I created a playful and colorful deconstructed collage of shapes, forms, and lines using spray paint, marker and collage papers. I call it the 'Big Bang'.

Further information about the wonderful Facebook Artist in Residence programme can be found here

Why do garden walls have to be boring…

Garden Mural inspired by an over grown Olive Tree

In September 2014, I had the pleasure of painting a large mural on the third floor wall and windows of Urban Outfitters store in Dublin's Temple Bar. The piece incorporates a collage of layered stencil work and geometric papers. I really enjoyed working on such a large space.

Photos by Rob Porter Photography : http://robporterphoto.com/