THE MURAL AND THE ARTIST
This mural on Ormond Quay at the site of the former Ormond Hotel is a collaboration between the Brazilian artist Neto and the Irish artist Asbestos. This project was initiated by the Association of Brazilian Families in Ireland (AMBI) in collaboration with the Brazilian Embassy, Dublin City Council, and Monteco Holdings Ltd.
The mural, titled ‘Do Not Remove/Não Remova’, was inspired by an inscription, ‘Do Not Remove’, scribbled on the wall of the boarded-up building on the site on Ormond Quay. It was created to celebrate the 200th anniversary of Brazilian independence and the diversity of Dublin City.
The Lord Mayor of Dublin, Caroline Conroy, and the Brazilian Ambassador to Ireland, Marcel Fortuna Biato, officially unveiled this stunning mural. It is a joyful celebration of Brazil’s bicentenary of Independence and the diversity of Dublin City.
This mural is a testament to the rich and vibrant bonds of friendship and family that unite the Irish and Brazilian peoples. It’s a beautiful piece of artwork that enhances the quays and is enjoyed by both visitors and workers to the city centre.Asbestos.
The mural, titled ‘Do Not Remove/Não Remova’, was inspired by an inscription, ‘Do Not Remove’, scribbled on the wall of the boarded-up building on the site on Ormond Quay. It was created to celebrate the 200th anniversary of Brazilian independence and the diversity of Dublin City.
The Lord Mayor of Dublin, Caroline Conroy, and the Brazilian Ambassador to Ireland, Marcel Fortuna Biato, officially unveiled this stunning mural. It is a joyful celebration of Brazil’s bicentenary of Independence and the diversity of Dublin City.
This mural is a testament to the rich and vibrant bonds of friendship and family that unite the Irish and Brazilian peoples. It’s a beautiful piece of artwork that enhances the quays and is enjoyed by both visitors and workers to the city centre.Asbestos.
THE MURAL AND THE ARTIST