24/09/2023
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THE ART OF FETCH OT THE PAWFESSOR [PAINT-A-BOX STREET ART AT THE END OF FITZGIBBON STREET]
The minute I saw this I knew That it was by Juliette Viode
The movement of a tennis ball is especially unpredictable and erratic, cleverly mirroring the movement of cornered prey, and so this very basic instinct is replicated. While dogs are aware that balls are not rabbits or ducks the act of chasing it mimics that activity they have been so expertly bred to enjoy.
Juliette is a French artist now based and working in Dublin. She moved to Ireland to study animation and illustration and since graduating has been heavily involved in the Dublin street art scene. Over the past few years, Juliette has been commissioned to paint a series of murals around Dublin city and had been working as lead artist for the Dublin Canvas Project since early 2019. Street art is not her only focus though and Juliette has continued her work as an illustrator through several commissioned pieces and exhibitions. Juliette's work is focused on story-telling. She finds inspiration in comic books, animation, mythology and games. Her work is vibrant and her characters are full of humour and emotion