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Monday 4 July 2022

graffiti hall of fame Riverside Bristol

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bristol's first and only legal wall to be sanctioned by the city council (it was arranged in 2007.) located in a public park in an inner city neighbourhood. flat concrete, over 100 feet long and 8 feet high.

look for its taller twin wall on the st paul's side of the M32, via the pedestrian subways. this second wall is 15 to 20 feet high

graffiti hall of fame Riverside Bristol

Giulio Rosk graffiti Street art Bristol

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Sicilian artist Giulio Rosk is known for his hyper realistic caricature paintings. His work on the wall of George Carr Yard shows a man with a pen writing his graffiti tag ‘Rosk

Sunday 3 July 2022

David Puck street art mural Bristol

street art portrait by David Puck Bristol

David Puck – North Street Standard, North Street –

A street painting from David Puck’s wallflower series. Showing the face of a man looking out onto North Street. The painting incorporates a background of floral imagery interspersed with gold cracks. The mural is part of a series of works which honour ‘sensitivity’. It is says David “a trait that is shamed in our culture especially in men”. The gold cracks are reminiscent of Kintsugi, the Japanese process of repairing broken pottery with gold. It symbolises the honour that we should give to our ‘broken’ parts rather than to be shamed of them. “For me that is about how we process pain, sadness, grief” explains David. “To honour and integrate it as a part of ourselves and part of life”. David’s work is often focused on queerness and mental health.

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