THE HUNGRY TREE BY EDITH GERVIN
The Hungry Tree: A Dublin Icon Gets a Street Art Tribute
Edith Gervin's vibrant street art, aptly titled "The Hungry Tree," pays homage to a beloved Dublin landmark located at Constitution Hill/Broadstone Road. This unique London Plane tree, estimated to be around eighty years old, has become a local legend due to its curious interaction with a nearby cast-iron bench. Over time, the tree's relentless growth has caused it to engulf parts of the bench, creating the illusion that it's being slowly devoured. The bark now spills over the back of the bench, making it appear as though the seat is disappearing into the tree's gaping maw.
Local photographer and resident,Infomatique, has captured the Hungry Tree's transformation over the past fifteen years, making this street art tribute particularly meaningful. It's a celebration of nature's resilience and a reminder of the hidden wonders that can be found in our everyday surroundings.
Edith Gervin's vibrant street art, aptly titled "The Hungry Tree," pays homage to a beloved Dublin landmark located at Constitution Hill/Broadstone Road. This unique London Plane tree, estimated to be around eighty years old, has become a local legend due to its curious interaction with a nearby cast-iron bench. Over time, the tree's relentless growth has caused it to engulf parts of the bench, creating the illusion that it's being slowly devoured. The bark now spills over the back of the bench, making it appear as though the seat is disappearing into the tree's gaping maw.
Local photographer and resident,Infomatique, has captured the Hungry Tree's transformation over the past fifteen years, making this street art tribute particularly meaningful. It's a celebration of nature's resilience and a reminder of the hidden wonders that can be found in our everyday surroundings.
THE HUNGRY TREE BY EDITH GERVIN