Fight or Flight Graffiti - North Street, Belfast, Northern Ireland - Graffiti on Waymarking.com

The graffiti by artists Friz and Danleo is located on the side of a building on North Street in Belfast city centre. It portrays a female face with long hair surrounding a fox and a bird.

The piece was completed as part of Culture Night Belfast 2013, and shows a bird fighting off a fox who wants her eggs, all in a mane of human hair. SOURCE: (visit link)

Marian Noone, aka Friz
"Another Belfast-based artist, Friz trained in classical animation and illustration before turning her hand to street art, creating graffiti largely focused on the female form. As well as routinely revitalising the walls of her hometown, she has been commissioned to do street paintings across the country and is a member of the Ireland-based female street art collective, Minaw. Originally from Sligo, she took her moniker ‘Frizelle’ from a headstone in the graveyard where W.B. Yeats is buried." SOURCE: (visit link)

Dan Leo.
"Born in London in 84 I moved to Ireland at a young age. Always having had an interest in art, my enthusiasm grew from the consumption of 90s cartoons and having a keen interest in American sports logos and graphic design.

My style has evolved over the years as I believe it should. It’s important to keep moving forward and explore new approaches as well as improve on existing ones.

Animals have always been something I have had respect for and as you can see feature almost exclusively in my work. Nature is a never ending source of inspiration.

Painting has given me the opportunity to travel and meet many like minds and I’m grateful to be able to do what I love."
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Type of Surface: Building

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