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Thank you to the Dublin Inquirer for featuring my work. Check out the article to find out more about the Brain Drain show and Anathema…. Click HERE

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I am so pleased to be awarded the Breathing Life into Art commission with Medtronic Galway and Atlantic Technological University’s School of Design & Creative Arts.

For more information on the commission please click HERE.

Here’s an image of some ventilators from my site visit to Medtronic Galway, it is such an amazing place to visit.

Fragility – the fragility of feeling secure – is an installation made from gorse (whin) bush collected around my home in the west of Ireland. The work explores what it is like for me navigating life as a new mother and artist living in the west of Ireland. It is suspended from the ceiling and shaped like a cloud as the thoughts of feeling secure as an artist now that I am a mother are always there in the back of my mind, hanging over me.

Brain Drain with Anathema opening today at 6 – Incubation Space 6 – 10pm (D01 N5H6).

Brain Drain is a loose term used to describe the substantial emigration or migration from countries. The result of this actionhas been the loss of expertise, and Ireland has a lon history of brain drain as a result of colonialism and financial crises; conflict and hunger. Someone who we know is moving away every week.

Pertinent to this project is creative Brain Drain, in which the artists exhibiting and exploring this theme have acknowledged the factors behind the phenomenon, whilst not disparaging Ireland as a creative inspiration and landscape.

Install day for Brain Drain, opening Friday 25th at 6!

Incubation Space, 5 James Joyce St, Dublin, D01 N5H6.

I am delighted to be taking part in the Brain Drain show with Anathema, opening this Friday at 6 in Dublin (Incubation Space – D01 N5H6).

Collecting some gorse for my new work – which will be exhibited as part of the Brain Drain show.

Opening 25th March 2022 in Dublin.

Some information about my short film ‘From here to there, and everywhere’

Click here to read some information about it!

When one of your favourites Alice Maher mentions you in her interview!