CONQUERED TIDE BY KAT ENNIS [AN UPDATE]
Today 23 November 2024 I was provided with information relating to this example of Paint-A-Box street art. Photographed August 2017.
Artist: Kat Ennis
Artwork title: 'Conquered Tide'
ocation: Alfie Byrne Road, Clontarf Road, Dublin 3
Year: 2017
Council: Dublin City Council
Artwork description:
"Conquered Tide" is a piece of artwork that I hope portrays a part of Dublin that for many is an area one comes to get away from the city, a place of bracing winds and solitude - also, a place that many people see for the first time viewing from the ferries coming across the Irish Sea. I used to go and watch the ferries come in from the bull wall as a child, the pigeon towers were like an anchor pulling them in across the water, welcoming those on board." - Kat Ennis
About the Artist:
Kat Ennis is an Irish installation artist living just outside of Dublin. With an Honours Degree in Fine Art from IT Sligo, she works across various mediums, from portraiture and line drawings to large-scale installations and graphic pieces. She has also contributed work to the Incognito show in aid of The Jack and Jill Foundation.
Finding the Artwork:
This painted utility box can be found on Conquer Hill, along Clontarf Road in Dublin 3. It offers a unique perspective on the coastal landscape, capturing the feeling of the sea and the arrival of ferries into Dublin port.
Artist: Kat Ennis
Artwork title: 'Conquered Tide'
ocation: Alfie Byrne Road, Clontarf Road, Dublin 3
Year: 2017
Council: Dublin City Council
Artwork description:
"Conquered Tide" is a piece of artwork that I hope portrays a part of Dublin that for many is an area one comes to get away from the city, a place of bracing winds and solitude - also, a place that many people see for the first time viewing from the ferries coming across the Irish Sea. I used to go and watch the ferries come in from the bull wall as a child, the pigeon towers were like an anchor pulling them in across the water, welcoming those on board." - Kat Ennis
About the Artist:
Kat Ennis is an Irish installation artist living just outside of Dublin. With an Honours Degree in Fine Art from IT Sligo, she works across various mediums, from portraiture and line drawings to large-scale installations and graphic pieces. She has also contributed work to the Incognito show in aid of The Jack and Jill Foundation.
Finding the Artwork:
This painted utility box can be found on Conquer Hill, along Clontarf Road in Dublin 3. It offers a unique perspective on the coastal landscape, capturing the feeling of the sea and the arrival of ferries into Dublin port.
CONQUERED TIDE BY KAT ENNIS [AN UPDATE]