Sight Seeing


Naming Sculpture

D for Dunfanaghy.

See also: https://vimeo.com/862464401


Mother Tongue

Sculpture
Aluminium, copper, glass, wood.
40 cm x 40 cm x 20 cm


Stone Memories

Sculptures


o.T.

Sculptures


Land | Tír

Donegal landscape, Photographs, 2019-2024


Tundra

Outdoor Sculptures
Limestone, bog-oak, glass, steel.


For Konstantinidis

Paper, ink, thread, gouache, perspex, 45cmx150x223cm

State Museum of Contemporary Art, Thessaloniki – Kostakis Collection
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All and Sundry

gluelam, dried cabbage leaves, limestone.

Galerie la Vieille Poste, Laroque, France


Others’ Shrouds

Handwritten texts, ink,thread, assembled, various formats

Archive for Jan Palach : Galerie Lapidarium presented in association with the Czech Museum of Fine Arts, Prague, 2012. Above: detail.
Shroud for Seosamh Finn : Karavasla, Tbilisi History Museum, 2009

North of North

Video and sound, 44 minutes looped. 2 projectors, sound system, 3 screens (1.80m x 1.35m).  Footage shot in Iceland, performance text a traditional Icelandic “spirit invocation” associated with annual house cleaning.

Exhibited at: “Karavasla”, Tbilisi History Museum, Georgia, 2006; Museum of Archeology, Genemaria, Sardinia, 2008; Barry Rooms, TAV, Taipei, Taiwan, 2012
Video stills:
North of North at Museum of Archeology, Genemaria, Sardinia, 2008

Gaia

Gaia is a video and sound project which has been presented so far in three performance installations: Skin 1, Skin 2, and Breathe. Gaia imagines “man made” and “natural” desaster as two warring aspects of Gaia which are kept in precarious balance through a ritual dance.

Video stills:
Skin 1 : Presented 2006 in the Project Arts Centre, Dublin, with Ian Wilson (music) and Jenny Roche (dance).
Skin 2 : Presented 2009 in Karavasla, Tbilisi History Museum, with Ian Wilson (music) and Nadia Tsulukidze (dance).
Breathe : Presented 2010 at Hualien International Workshop, Taiwan, with Rebecca and Chang I.