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Zedsy 🇬🇧 Street Art • New Print Release , by nikos76 on Nov 1, 2022 18:00:00 GMT 1, Hello everyone, I am looking for the work of Zedsy Bethlehem Set (Gold AP), 2018.
If anyone wants to part with it, they can always send me a message.
Thanks in advance ,
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Hello everyone, I am looking for the work of Zedsy Bethlehem Set (Gold AP), 2018. If anyone wants to part with it, they can always send me a message. Thanks in advance , N. |
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Zedsy 🇬🇧 Street Art • New Print Release , by Jimini Cricket on Dec 16, 2022 19:36:27 GMT 1, Locals want free use of the beach and someone else to look after it.
Sounds about white.🙄
Locals want free use of the beach and someone else to look after it.
Sounds about white.🙄
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Zedsy 🇬🇧 Street Art • New Print Release , by Deleted on Dec 16, 2022 19:42:41 GMT 1, Naff execution on the boy.
Looks like he smudged the back.
Naff execution on the boy.
Looks like he smudged the back.
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Zedsy 🇬🇧 Street Art • New Print Release , by nikos76 on Dec 17, 2022 16:39:10 GMT 1, Head in the Sand
Head in the Sand |
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Zedsy 🇬🇧 Street Art • New Print Release , by nikos76 on Dec 17, 2022 16:44:01 GMT 1, www.wirralglobe.co.uk/news/23181224.residents-amazement-banksy-style-graffiti-appears-hoylake/
Residents' amazement as 'Banksy' style graffiti appears in Hoylake
Residents' amazement as 'Banksy' style graffiti appears at Hoylake beach (Image: Facebook)
RESIDENTS have shared their amazement after two pieces of ‘Bansky’ style artwork appeared at Hoylake beach.
The “subversive” artwork shows an image of a black and white ostrich with its head in the sand while a songbird perches on its back.
The second piece picates the silhouette of a young boy sitting in the sand, holding a mobile phone, sitting in front of a bucket and spade accompanied by a seagull.
The artwork was spotted by the RNLI Hoylake Lifeboat Station and on Trinity Road in Hoylake.
The artwork was spotted by the RNLI Hoylake Lifeboat Station (Image: Facebook)
The mystery paint job has left locals scratching their heads on who could be the master behind the transgressive creations.
Since the artwork appeared, residents have taken to social media to share images of the graffiti and discuss who the Wirral Banksy could be.
One person said: “Sadly the ostrich and songbird pic shows exactly how I see humanity behaving in the face of climate catastrophe.”
A second person said: "In recent years Hoylake beach has attracted attention from nature lovers David Attenborough, Deborah Meaden, Carrie Johnson, and Chris Packham, could Banksy have joined them? The two pieces are certainly in his witty style."
The artwork shows a silhouette of a young boy sitting in the sand, holding a mobile phone, sat in front of a bucket and spade accompanied by a seagull (Image: Facebook)
Another commented: “Whoever has done these is really talented.”
A third user posted: “It’s an excellent bit of work, well executed, great placement pertinent to its message and funny as well as highlighting something tragic. Brilliant.”
Another person said: “I do love a bit of subversive art.”
The graffiti comes after a memorial bench needed repairs after a plaque branded “insensitive” by some locals was placed on Hoylake beach.
READ: Memorial bench to be repaired over 'insensitive' Hoylake beach plaque
The plaque that was placed on the bench reads: “In memory of Hoylake beach, from creation ‘til 2019, your sandy shores have been taken away but to get it back we will fight night and day.” It was spotted by local residents over the weekend and clearly makes reference to an ongoing row about how the beach should be managed.
Wirral Council said the bench was a paid-for memorial and it will now need to be repaired because of damage from the unauthorised plaque.
Hoylake beach has been a divisive issue for the town since the council stopped spraying weed killer on it in 2019. Vegetation has begun to grow on the beach with Natural England saying sand dunes are likely to develop.
Two groups have formed with completely different views on how the beach should look and be managed. One wants to see a section of the beach cleared of vegetation, another for it to develop into a natural habitat.
The beach is protected under a number of environmental regulations and rare plants have been found, meaning tight controls on managing the beach are needed.
www.wirralglobe.co.uk/news/23181224.residents-amazement-banksy-style-graffiti-appears-hoylake/Residents' amazement as 'Banksy' style graffiti appears in Hoylake Residents' amazement as 'Banksy' style graffiti appears at Hoylake beach (Image: Facebook) RESIDENTS have shared their amazement after two pieces of ‘Bansky’ style artwork appeared at Hoylake beach. The “subversive” artwork shows an image of a black and white ostrich with its head in the sand while a songbird perches on its back. The second piece picates the silhouette of a young boy sitting in the sand, holding a mobile phone, sitting in front of a bucket and spade accompanied by a seagull. The artwork was spotted by the RNLI Hoylake Lifeboat Station and on Trinity Road in Hoylake. The artwork was spotted by the RNLI Hoylake Lifeboat Station (Image: Facebook) The mystery paint job has left locals scratching their heads on who could be the master behind the transgressive creations. Since the artwork appeared, residents have taken to social media to share images of the graffiti and discuss who the Wirral Banksy could be. One person said: “Sadly the ostrich and songbird pic shows exactly how I see humanity behaving in the face of climate catastrophe.” A second person said: "In recent years Hoylake beach has attracted attention from nature lovers David Attenborough, Deborah Meaden, Carrie Johnson, and Chris Packham, could Banksy have joined them? The two pieces are certainly in his witty style." The artwork shows a silhouette of a young boy sitting in the sand, holding a mobile phone, sat in front of a bucket and spade accompanied by a seagull (Image: Facebook) Another commented: “Whoever has done these is really talented.” A third user posted: “It’s an excellent bit of work, well executed, great placement pertinent to its message and funny as well as highlighting something tragic. Brilliant.” Another person said: “I do love a bit of subversive art.” The graffiti comes after a memorial bench needed repairs after a plaque branded “insensitive” by some locals was placed on Hoylake beach. READ: Memorial bench to be repaired over 'insensitive' Hoylake beach plaque The plaque that was placed on the bench reads: “In memory of Hoylake beach, from creation ‘til 2019, your sandy shores have been taken away but to get it back we will fight night and day.” It was spotted by local residents over the weekend and clearly makes reference to an ongoing row about how the beach should be managed. Wirral Council said the bench was a paid-for memorial and it will now need to be repaired because of damage from the unauthorised plaque. Hoylake beach has been a divisive issue for the town since the council stopped spraying weed killer on it in 2019. Vegetation has begun to grow on the beach with Natural England saying sand dunes are likely to develop. Two groups have formed with completely different views on how the beach should look and be managed. One wants to see a section of the beach cleared of vegetation, another for it to develop into a natural habitat. The beach is protected under a number of environmental regulations and rare plants have been found, meaning tight controls on managing the beach are needed.
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Zedsy 🇬🇧 Street Art • New Print Release , by nikos76 on Dec 21, 2022 7:51:13 GMT 1, Artist behind 'Banksy' artworks linked to 'toxic' beach row unmasked
Article Link 🔗 👇
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www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/news/liverpool-news/artist-behind-banksy-artworks-linked-25795950
Artist behind 'Banksy' artworks linked to 'toxic' beach row unmasked
The community has been split over the future of Hoylake beach since Wirral Council stopped clearing the sand in 2019
The artworks have prompted a lot of debate in the town (Image: Jane Turner)
Artworks originally thought to be by street artist Banksy have popped up in a town divided over a "toxic" beach row.
Two pieces of art have appeared in recent weeks starting debate in the Wirral town of Hoylake about whether the world-famous artist was getting involved in a debate over the beach's future.
The issue has split the town since Wirral Council stopped spraying weed killer on the beach and clearing it in 2019. The council is now developing two options on how to manage the beach in the future but some are still unhappy.
Both artworks are on the beachfront. One shows an ostrich with its head in the sand with a small bird singing on top. Another shows a small child on a phone next to a bucket and spade with a seagull on top.
On December 17, Zedsy, not Banksy, revealed they were behind the artwork in a video and series of posts on Instagram. Their artwork has appeared in the Tate Modern and the Louvre.
People in Hoylake, on both sides, have praised the art for being open to interpretation as well as drawing more attention to the town. Originally from Greater Manchester, Zedsy explained the meaning behind the artworks.
They said: “The artwork doesn’t really take a side. Normally I prefer not to sit on the fence. It’s much better getting off the fence and painting on it but in this case the future of the beach should be left to the local residents.
“The artwork hopefully just brings a bit more attention to the topic and highlights the debate. As with all art, the final interpretation should always be left to the viewer - unless it’s abstract art. I don’t think anybody knows what that stuff means.
“I’m glad to hear the artworks have come across as somewhat coherent. It’s a bit surprising as my work is usually painted as carelessly as possible.”
Although not from Merseyside, the artist said: “When I heard there was a debate raging in Merseyside that didn’t involve Liverpool or Everton, I had to see it for myself. The only issue you have is turning up to a beach and it looking more like a park. Some people might say that falls under false advertising.”
On whether we could expect more artworks in the future, Zedsy said this was unlikely, adding: “There isn’t really much else to contribute on my behalf plus the wall space is a bit limited around that area.”   
Artist behind 'Banksy' artworks linked to 'toxic' beach row unmasked Article Link 🔗 👇 www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/news/liverpool-news/artist-behind-banksy-artworks-linked-25795950www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/news/liverpool-news/artist-behind-banksy-artworks-linked-25795950Artist behind 'Banksy' artworks linked to 'toxic' beach row unmasked The community has been split over the future of Hoylake beach since Wirral Council stopped clearing the sand in 2019 The artworks have prompted a lot of debate in the town (Image: Jane Turner) Artworks originally thought to be by street artist Banksy have popped up in a town divided over a "toxic" beach row. Two pieces of art have appeared in recent weeks starting debate in the Wirral town of Hoylake about whether the world-famous artist was getting involved in a debate over the beach's future. The issue has split the town since Wirral Council stopped spraying weed killer on the beach and clearing it in 2019. The council is now developing two options on how to manage the beach in the future but some are still unhappy. Both artworks are on the beachfront. One shows an ostrich with its head in the sand with a small bird singing on top. Another shows a small child on a phone next to a bucket and spade with a seagull on top. On December 17, Zedsy, not Banksy, revealed they were behind the artwork in a video and series of posts on Instagram. Their artwork has appeared in the Tate Modern and the Louvre. People in Hoylake, on both sides, have praised the art for being open to interpretation as well as drawing more attention to the town. Originally from Greater Manchester, Zedsy explained the meaning behind the artworks. They said: “The artwork doesn’t really take a side. Normally I prefer not to sit on the fence. It’s much better getting off the fence and painting on it but in this case the future of the beach should be left to the local residents. “The artwork hopefully just brings a bit more attention to the topic and highlights the debate. As with all art, the final interpretation should always be left to the viewer - unless it’s abstract art. I don’t think anybody knows what that stuff means. “I’m glad to hear the artworks have come across as somewhat coherent. It’s a bit surprising as my work is usually painted as carelessly as possible.” Although not from Merseyside, the artist said: “When I heard there was a debate raging in Merseyside that didn’t involve Liverpool or Everton, I had to see it for myself. The only issue you have is turning up to a beach and it looking more like a park. Some people might say that falls under false advertising.” On whether we could expect more artworks in the future, Zedsy said this was unlikely, adding: “There isn’t really much else to contribute on my behalf plus the wall space is a bit limited around that area.” |
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Zedsy 🇬🇧 Street Art • New Print Release , by Slipped Crown on Dec 21, 2022 12:36:58 GMT 1, Ive just caught up on this & think its a very interesting debate. The graffiti by zedsy looks great.
What do you guys think? Should we let nature take it's course and let things develop naturally...
Or should the need for human leisure / ability to enjoy the outdoors and the mental health benefits take more importance?
Ive just caught up on this & think its a very interesting debate. The graffiti by zedsy looks great.
What do you guys think? Should we let nature take it's course and let things develop naturally...
Or should the need for human leisure / ability to enjoy the outdoors and the mental health benefits take more importance?
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Zedsy 🇬🇧 Street Art • New Print Release , by My Name is Frank on Dec 21, 2022 12:46:38 GMT 1, There are plenty of maintained beaches, let nature have some back
There are plenty of maintained beaches, let nature have some back
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Zedsy 🇬🇧 Street Art • New Print Release , by cemltz on Dec 21, 2022 12:51:03 GMT 1, Community debate aside - I like the work.
Community debate aside - I like the work.
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Zedsy 🇬🇧 Street Art • New Print Release , by nikos76 on Jan 27, 2023 17:18:24 GMT 1, New Zedsy sticker set 2 available soon!!!!
Z/006 Zedsy.co.uk
Keep out demolition in progress
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New Zedsy sticker set 2 available soon!!!! Z/006 Zedsy.co.uk Keep out demolition in progress www.zedsy.co.uk |
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Zedsy 🇬🇧 Street Art • New Print Release , by nikos76 on Jan 28, 2023 10:40:19 GMT 1, Here we have ZC/001, ZC/002, ZC/003 .
Yesterday Zedsy posted ZC/006 Soon ZC/004 and ZC/005?
Here we have ZC/001, ZC/002, ZC/003 . Yesterday Zedsy posted ZC/006 Soon ZC/004 and ZC/005? |
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Zedsy 🇬🇧 Street Art • New Print Release , by nikos76 on Feb 3, 2023 17:38:27 GMT 1, Zedsy révèle l'autocollant numéro 5
Z/005 /Zedsy.co.uk
ATTENTION DES SORCIERS NOIR OPÉRENT DANS CETTE ZONE
Zedsy révèle l'autocollant numéro 5 Z/005 /Zedsy.co.uk ATTENTION DES SORCIERS NOIR OPÉRENT DANS CETTE ZONE
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Zedsy 🇬🇧 Street Art • New Print Release , by slevin on Feb 3, 2023 22:09:00 GMT 1, Curious to see the final sticker design 004. But I will grab a few sets regardless
Curious to see the final sticker design 004. But I will grab a few sets regardless
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Zedsy 🇬🇧 Street Art • New Print Release , by nikos76 on Feb 3, 2023 22:16:26 GMT 1, I'm really curious too
I too will take at least two sets
I'm really curious too
I too will take at least two sets
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Zedsy 🇬🇧 Street Art • New Print Release , by nikos76 on Feb 3, 2023 22:20:44 GMT 1, I would love to see "Dream Bigger" or " Outdoor Advertising "
I would love to see "Dream Bigger" or " Outdoor Advertising "
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Zedsy 🇬🇧 Street Art • New Print Release , by slevin on Feb 3, 2023 23:20:00 GMT 1, I would love to see "Dream Bigger" or " Outdoor Advertising "
I would love to see "Dream Bigger" or " Outdoor Advertising " Those would be great 👌 |
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Zedsy 🇬🇧 Street Art • New Print Release , by kjg on Feb 3, 2023 23:24:59 GMT 1, Dream Bigger would be cool!
Dream Bigger would be cool!
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Zedsy 🇬🇧 Street Art • New Print Release , by Newar on Feb 8, 2023 16:07:07 GMT 1, no brainer  street art is still alive
no brainer street art is still alive |
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Zedsy 🇬🇧 Street Art • New Print Release , by slevin on Feb 8, 2023 19:58:59 GMT 1, L'ensemble d'autocollants 2 est maintenant disponible. 3 autocollants 15 x 10,5 cm. Édition limitée de 250 ensembles. Chaque ensemble est estampillé au verso avec la taille d'édition (250) et l'étiquette ZEDSY. La taille des autocollants a également été augmentée par rapport à l'ensemble précédent. Ils disent que plus c'est gros, mieux c'est, mais nous vous laisserons en juger. 9,49 £ + expédition. Disponible maintenant sur dreambiggerpictures.com (suivez le lien de la boutique en utilisant le site Web dans la bio).http://instagr.am/p/CoZ7N_GIpsc shop.dreambiggerpictures.com/product/sticker-set-2
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Thanks grabbed a few sets!
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Zedsy 🇬🇧 Street Art • New Print Release , by nikos76 on Feb 10, 2023 10:19:44 GMT 1,
STICKER SET 2
SOLD OUT !!!!
STICKER SET 2 SOLD OUT !!!! |
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Zedsy 🇬🇧 Street Art • New Print Release , by nikos76 on Feb 17, 2023 13:11:29 GMT 1, Bravo Zedsy for your action!!!! 
Bravo Zedsy for your action!!!! |
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Zedsy 🇬🇧 Street Art • New Print Release , by slevin on Feb 18, 2023 16:23:28 GMT 1, My sets landed! Very happy with these and the earthquake donation is a bonus
My sets landed! Very happy with these and the earthquake donation is a bonus |
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Zedsy 🇬🇧 Street Art • New Print Release , by Lroy on Feb 18, 2023 16:29:24 GMT 1, My sets landed! Very happy with these and the earthquake donation is a bonus
My sets landed! Very happy with these and the earthquake donation is a bonus Missed them … |
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Zedsy 🇬🇧 Street Art • New Print Release , by nikos76 on Feb 18, 2023 16:34:41 GMT 1, I'm looking forward to mine
I'm looking forward to mine
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Zedsy 🇬🇧 Street Art • New Print Release , by nikos76 on Mar 22, 2023 6:52:39 GMT 1,
Hope springs eternal By : Zedsy
Jack and the bean stalk, the magic beans.
Hope springs eternal By : Zedsy Jack and the bean stalk, the magic beans.
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Zedsy 🇬🇧 Street Art • New Print Release , by Newar on Mar 22, 2023 8:27:40 GMT 1, Love it
Love it
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Zedsy 🇬🇧 Street Art • New Print Release , by My Name is Frank on Mar 22, 2023 10:42:58 GMT 1, Always appreciate a bit of street art that appropriates its surroundings
Always appreciate a bit of street art that appropriates its surroundings
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street art is still alive 
