Cork urban artist says artwork should be accessible to all ahead of new show in London

Fin DAC is launching his first solo show in three years

A Fin DAC mural in Mexico (West Contemporary Editions/Fin DAC/PA)

Irish urban artist Fin DAC has said he does not feel artwork should be “inaccessible” or viewers made to feel like “fools for not understanding” the concept.

The Cork-born artist, known for his large scale murals which depict women with piercing stares in bold colours, is launching his first solo show in three years which will display a new series that blends his style with that of some of his favourite artists.