O'Driscoll's participation in Waterford Walls highlights the festival's commitment to showcasing a diverse range of street art styles, moving beyond the purely figurative to embrace abstract and graphic forms. His continued presence underscores his standing within the Irish street art community and his dedication to bringing art to public spaces.
I've finally had the opportunity to photograph something I've always wanted to capture: a mural created using the scribble grid technique. This mural is a work in progress at The Glen, part of the Waterford Walls Hub 2025 event. While I don't know the exact artist yet, it's one of the following: AndyMc, HOCK, Kohneshia, Kone, Rocket01, WRN, or Zurdie. However, I am going to make a guess and suggest that the artist is Rocket01.
What Is a Scribble Grid?
A pivotal aspect of Senna's artistic practice is his exclusive use of a black-and-white palette, a deliberate choice rooted in his personal experience with colour-blindness. This unique personal trait is not a limitation but a fundamental aspect of his artistic identity. The removal of colour, a decision born from his continued use of a single color in his sketchbooks, forces a focus on form, narrative, and emotion, stripping away the visual distractions and potential political or cultural baggage that colour can carry.