My work explores state hierarchies and the relationships these organisations have with the general public. These relations form the plateau on which our society supposedly stands.
I like visiting an area multiple times and collecting as much first-hand information as possible. This gives me a greater appreciation for what I’m basing my work off, and a more realistic and well-rounded understanding of how different people value and use space.
Like a map, my work is intended to allow people to analyse and interpret these places in a non-judgemental way. I find that this method of communication does not dictate a “good” or “bad” prefix to the images and information people see, and empowers people to be proactive about their own relationships with authority and privilege in Ireland today.