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Tuesday, 19 July 2022

Zoe power nous street art mural Bristol

Zoe Power

Zoë Power is a street artist, printmaker and illustrator from Bristol. She works around the UK, painting huge walls to create unique and much-loved landmarks. Her signature style is bright and bold, putting people at the heart of her work. By presenting people in active poses, depicting a range of skin tones and body types, Zoë’s work aims to be joyous, body positive and depict people as agents for change,

Having studied printmaking and sign writing, her work is informed by traditional painting and printing techniques. Zoë’s work is inspired by cubism, letter forms and the environment, with themes in her artwork touching upon connection, community and feminism.

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ACHES Street art mural Bristol

ACHESDUB

Aches – Royston Garden News, North Street – instagram

Bringing his hyper realistic multi coloured and layered style to Upfest is Irish artist Aches. Based on the portrait of a friend of his, he just happened to be wearing a Shelbourne FC jersey. “I shot him but I was happy with how the patterns of the jersey interacted with each other, so I decided to paint is” Aches told me. The mural also has a dedicated to Aches Auntie Leone who sadly passed away whilst he was working on the wall

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DIFF street art mural Bristol

Diff

DIFF is a Bristol born and bread urban artist, a self taught artist who users a huge range of mediums, ranging from canvas, glass, wood, walls, stamps and even toy animals, Diff also takes advantage of the power of shadows, painting well placed silhouettes that come to life at night

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