In childhood, you may have stuck your eyes to the screen of the old cathode ray tube TVs to observe the tiny red, green, and blue pixels that made up the image. This free ticket to the oculist allowed close observation of RGB, an additive color model theorized in 1936 by the CIE (International Commission on Illumination).

Aches decided to use this technique for his murals. The works created by the Dublin-based artist emerge from the walls, thanks to the use of shadows and detailed subjects. Aches’ production ranges from murals to indoor exhibitions, with a chromatic and calligraphic thread, the result of the artist’s graphic studies at NCAD – National College of Art and Design. You can admire the works of Aches in Denmark, Hungary, Spain, Sweden, Scotland, Austria, Switzerland, England and USA, or in his social profiles.