The making of art is a meditative process for me. It's a way to disconnect from the past and the future, and find beauty in the present – in rough textures and dirty surfaces and wayward lines and simple words. My works tend to be spontaneous explorations of processes and materials, inspired by the urban landscape and common objects.
IFI backyard. Intaglio. Located in Temple Bar, the IFI Café bar has been mostly abandoned during the pandemic. Part of an experimental print series using Tetrapak plates
IFI backyard. Intaglio. Located in Temple Bar, the IFI Café bar has been mostly abandoned during the pandemic. Part of an experimental print series using Tetrapak plates
Loft 44. Abandoned street during lockdown. Linoprint
Charlotte Quay. Mono print with charcoal, ink and coloured pencil
Charlotte Quay. Intaglio. Normally a gathering spot for the office workers of Grand Canal, the ground floor of Charlotte Quay has been dark for the past year. Part of an experimental print series using Tetrapak plates.
Daily news. Monoprint collage with ink, charcoal and coffee
Abstract street view. Charcoal and acrylic
Research
Part of an experimental print series using Tetrapak plates
Photo research, Grand Canal
Abstract impressions of Grand Canal. Charcoal and acrylic