Fin Dac

Fin Dac

Fin Dac is an Irish street artist known for his intricate and vibrant portraits of women, which blend traditional painting techniques with street art. Influenced by Japanese art, particularly ukiyo-e woodblock prints, and the Art Nouveau and Victorian illustration, his style is characterized by bold, contrasting hues that create a sense of energy and movement.

The pieces of Fin Dac often feature culturally specific elements such as traditional clothing, which reflect his interest in the intersection of art and global culture. To create his reference images, he collaborates with models and photographers, capturing the beauty and strength of the women he portrays in his work.

Using a combination of stencil and freehand painting techniques, Fin Dac’s pieces are precise yet expressive. His work can be found on both large-scale murals and smaller canvases, and his attention to detail and use of color has earned him a devoted following in the street art community.

Fin Dac’s art has been featured in exhibitions around the world, from galleries in London and Paris to walls in Tokyo and New York. He has collaborated with a variety of artists and organizations, including The Cans Festival and the international street art festival Nuart. Today, he is widely recognized as one of the most innovative and influential street artists of his generation.