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Holly Pereira

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DUBLINBIKES DOCKING STATION 75 AND A MURAL BY HOLLY PEREIRA

Holly Pereira is a muralist & illustrator based in Dublin. Her hand-painted murals are colourful, fun and bold, and create bright and exuberant environments in which we are invited to play. Holly often gets inspiration from folk art and typography.

Other Well-Known Street Artists

Maser: Ireland’s most prominent street artist, his style is bold and geometric, often with strong social commentary. His works address themes of love, equality, and social change.

James Earley: Creates stunning large-scale photorealistic murals. His work frequently portrays iconic Irish figures, historical moments, and explores themes of Irish identity.

Aches: This artist brings vibrant energy many walls with a whimsical style. Expect playful characters, often animals, rendered in bold colours.

Subset: A Dublin-based collective producing dynamic murals infused with social, psychological, and political themes. Their work is often thought-provoking and encourages contemplation.

Best Locations for Street Art in Dublin

Temple Bar: The cultural centre of Dublin boasts a high concentration of artwork tucked along its cobbled streets, alleys, and on the sides of bars and shops.

The Liberties (Dublin 8): Immerse yourself in this historic area brimming with diverse and exciting street art.

Camden Street Area [Specifically Liberty Lane]: This bustling district offers a mix of large, commissioned murals and smaller gems waiting to be discovered.

Portobello (near the Grand Canal): Explore this trendy neighbourhood to find smaller-scale but equally impressive artworks.


Additional Tips

Keep Your Eyes Peeled: Dublin’s street art scene is always changing! Don’t limit yourself to these areas. Art can pop up in unexpected places.

Consider a Tour: Guided walking tours dedicated to street art provide a deeper understanding of the pieces, the artists, and the city’s relationship with this art form.
Check Out the Website: Dublin Walls (https://dublinwalls.com/) features maps and information on artists and their works.

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