RGB Street Art & Murals by Aches
Published Oct 4, 2021
Dublin-based artist Aches plays with juxtaposition and an RGB aesthetic to create large scale murals and street art.
“Born in 1992, he started drawing and painting at a young age and began to paint graffiti when he was 15 years old. After graduating from NCAD with a degree in Visual Communications, Aches began to fuse his knowledge of Graphic Design and Graffiti.
Aches has been invited to design and create original artwork for projects around the world, in countries such as Denmark, Hungary, Spain, Sweden, Scotland, Austria, Switzerland, England and USA.
After a decade of painting outdoors, Aches’ artistic practice is now shared in equal balance between contemporary murals and studio work.”
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