While there's no doubt about the Edge's musical prowess - it turns out he's a pretty talented artist as well.
The U2 legend has swapped his his guitar for a paintbrush to take part in a unique public art display and charity fundraising initiative.
As part of the under stARTers orders exhibition, 21 life-sized horses painted by some of Ireland’s most highly acclaimed artists will be sold to raise funds for charity.
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The Dalkey guitarist has collaborated with Duda to contribute 'Sheba' a life-size, hand-painted zebra.
Speaking about his creation, the Edge confessed a life long love of the stripy African animal.
He said: “This is a wonderful initiative to be a part of in aid of two most worthy charities, Irish Injured Jockeys and Sensational Kids.
"Duda has captured my vision of Sheba perfectly, I’m thrilled with it.
"The concept is a simple one, I’ve always loved zebras but as a kid discovered that they could never be tamed or ridden like their cousin the horse.
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"This is my fantasy: a cross between an Arabian horse and a zebra!”
The Equine art exhibition was unveiled over the weekend at Naas racecourse.
The sculptures will now be dispersed around Kildare to be enjoyed by the public at various trail locations before being sold at auction.
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