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BY JACK COLEMAN
Tucked beneath the silent, steel arches of Spencer Bridge, a vibrant splash of colour disrupts the industrial monochrome. Jack Coleman's "Sunsoaked Skies," a mural painted on an electrical cabinet as part of the Paint-A-Box scheme, offers a pocket of unexpected brightness beneath this historic, yet functionally redundant, Dublin landmark. The artwork's cheerful depiction of a sunny day contrasts sharply with the bridge's static form, a structure frozen in time, its lifting mechanism no longer operational. This juxtaposition of a lively artwork and a dormant giant creates a unique and compelling urban scene on Upper Sheriff Street.