Fin DAC
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Biography
Born in Ireland, Fin DAC is a contemporary artist whose female portraits have become one of the most recognisable signatures on the international urban scene.Through painting, monumental murals, sculpture and the creation of visual worlds, his work explores ideas of identity, cultural heritage and the dialogue betwee…
Born in Ireland, Fin DAC is a contemporary artist whose female portraits have become one of the most recognisable signatures on the international urban scene.
Through painting, monumental murals, sculpture and the creation of visual worlds, his work explores ideas of identity, cultural heritage and the dialogue between tradition and modernity. Inspired by Japanese prints, Victorian aesthetics, cinema and contemporary visual culture, he has developed a distinctive artistic language in which narrative, symbolism and realism intertwine.
Selected collaborations
Seekers Gin · Bang & Olufsen · G-STAR · Wynwood Walls · Royal Albert Hall · Luk Fu Restaurants · Beth Bloom Interior Design · Nagai Ibiza · Graffiti Art Magazine · Vogue UK · Orange Mobile × Tinie Tempah · CÎROC · London 2012 Olympic Games · Tavern on the Green Tokyo · Pepita Coffee × Fatboy Slim · Dean Daniels Fine Art · Hï Ibiza · Our House · Club Class Management · Menthol & 13 Sins · Jägermeister × Alice Cooper.
Solo exhibitions
2025 — Carte Blanche — Goldshteyn-Saatort Gallery, Paris.
2024 — HomEage (Split Personalities) — St Martin-in-the-Fields Crypt Gallery, London.
2021 — Afterglow / Undertow — Gallery Different, London.
2015 — Nadeshiko — Cave Gallery (original works), California, USA; J Plus Hotel by YOO (editions), Hong Kong.
Selected group exhibitions
2025 — SEVEN — Tribe Art Gallery, Rosewood Hotel, Phnom Penh.
2024 — Street Art Is Female — United Nations Headquarters, New York.
2018 — UN-DERSTAND: The Power of Art as a Social Architect — Urban Nation Museum, Berlin.
Selected public murals
2025 — Le Mur Oberkampf no. 395 — Paris.
2020 — A Quiet Moment of Contemplation — St Charles Centre for Health and Wellbeing, London.
2019 — Shisoka — London.
2019 — Engeika — Berlin.
2019 — Magdalena — Guadalajara, Mexico.
2018 — Dengju — Pantin, Paris.
2018 — Osolterrae (Attitude of Gratitude) — Portland, Oregon.
2016 — Vergiss — USA.
2015 — Taaniko — New Zealand.
2015 — Shinka — Adelaide, Australia.
Photo credit: RANKIN
Through painting, monumental murals, sculpture and the creation of visual worlds, his work explores ideas of identity, cultural heritage and the dialogue between tradition and modernity. Inspired by Japanese prints, Victorian aesthetics, cinema and contemporary visual culture, he has developed a distinctive artistic language in which narrative, symbolism and realism intertwine.
Selected collaborations
Seekers Gin · Bang & Olufsen · G-STAR · Wynwood Walls · Royal Albert Hall · Luk Fu Restaurants · Beth Bloom Interior Design · Nagai Ibiza · Graffiti Art Magazine · Vogue UK · Orange Mobile × Tinie Tempah · CÎROC · London 2012 Olympic Games · Tavern on the Green Tokyo · Pepita Coffee × Fatboy Slim · Dean Daniels Fine Art · Hï Ibiza · Our House · Club Class Management · Menthol & 13 Sins · Jägermeister × Alice Cooper.
Solo exhibitions
2025 — Carte Blanche — Goldshteyn-Saatort Gallery, Paris.
2024 — HomEage (Split Personalities) — St Martin-in-the-Fields Crypt Gallery, London.
2021 — Afterglow / Undertow — Gallery Different, London.
2015 — Nadeshiko — Cave Gallery (original works), California, USA; J Plus Hotel by YOO (editions), Hong Kong.
Selected group exhibitions
2025 — SEVEN — Tribe Art Gallery, Rosewood Hotel, Phnom Penh.
2024 — Street Art Is Female — United Nations Headquarters, New York.
2018 — UN-DERSTAND: The Power of Art as a Social Architect — Urban Nation Museum, Berlin.
Selected public murals
2025 — Le Mur Oberkampf no. 395 — Paris.
2020 — A Quiet Moment of Contemplation — St Charles Centre for Health and Wellbeing, London.
2019 — Shisoka — London.
2019 — Engeika — Berlin.
2019 — Magdalena — Guadalajara, Mexico.
2018 — Dengju — Pantin, Paris.
2018 — Osolterrae (Attitude of Gratitude) — Portland, Oregon.
2016 — Vergiss — USA.
2015 — Taaniko — New Zealand.
2015 — Shinka — Adelaide, Australia.
Photo credit: RANKIN
