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About Martin Firrell
Martin Firrell (born 4 April 1963) has been described as a cultural activist, a campaigner and benign propagandist, placing text in public space to promote debate and positive social change.
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“All men are dangerous.”
“Every river can be crossed.”
“Imagination has not saved us.”
“Everyone is as confused as I am.”
“There are many ways to be strong.”
“I am the conscience of the 21st Century.”
“Women are much more honourable than men.”
“Revolutions have always started in cafés.”
“Writing adds up to the conscience of our times.”
“The road to freedom is bordered with sunflowers.”
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The Guardian on Martin Firrell
“One of the capital's most influential public artists.”
Howard Jacobson writing on Martin Firrell
“I like words on public buildings and Firrell is a master of gauging their power.”
Caitlin Moran on Martin Firrell
“Martin Firrell is my favourite public artist.”
Don Boyd on Martin Firrell
International Herald Tribune on Martin Firrell
“Firrell has reinvented poetry for the 21st Century.”
The Times Magazine on Martin Firrell
“With his geisha-white complexion and vivid blue eyes, he is a touch of exotica even in the colourful world of Soho.”
Joanna Hogg film director on Martin Firrell
Deborah Bull Creative Director on Martin Firrell 2 quotes
“Yes he’s a provocateur if you like, but the underlying message is very rarely ‘life’s rubbish and you’re all a bunch of sharks’. And I think that is a reflection of Martin’s belief in the better side of people.”
Rick Poynor on Martin Firrell
“Many will support Firrell’s aims… the combined effect of words, visuals and soundtrack is powerful… Firrell, an artist based in the city, is renowned for text pieces like this.”
About Martin Firrell
Martin Firrell (born 4 April 1963) has been described as a cultural activist, a campaigner and benign propagandist, placing text in public space to promote debate and positive social change.