My last post featured a piece by Pura Decadensia and in researching that piece I was able to hunt down the artist who painted this mysterious portrait under Brunel Way from a few months back. It is by Moño (she quite rightly stresses the ñ) and it was the first piece painted in Bristol by the Fuerteventurian artist.
I am staggered by how many Spanish artists we have in Bristol now and I’m not quite sure what we’d do without them. Moño swells their ranks and on the evidence of this piece is a superb addition to our city. I believe Moño is a tattoo artist, but this portrait has some lovely features, in particular the hair which is very nicely done indeed. This is an unusual piece, but really ticks all my boxes. I can’t wait to see more of her work.
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Nice find.
That one totally passed me by which is a shame as it does indeed tick the boxes.
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She has a piece in a railway tunnel somewhere in Bristol. I haven’t found it yet.
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Yeah I noticed that and was wondering where it might be . . .
I reckon it’s time for a little exploration . . .
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Redland line?
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I was thinking about the one on the other side of the River Avon from the Portway that is mostly unused these days
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I didn’t know it still had tracks. Yes that is probably the one.
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Certainly worth a look at some stage perhaps a social distancing walk could be arranged?
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When it stops raining.
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That’ll be Monday then lol 😉
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It was quite dry… managed to get down to Brunel Way at lunchtime and saw both of the sensational collars down there. What a feast.
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Yeah two huge walls done by by so many super talented writers and artists is definitely cause for celebration. I know I felt good and rather honoured to gaze at them . . .
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