All Their Length Of Life They Passed Like Shapes In Dreams
2022
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All Their Length Of Life They Passed Like Shapes In Dreams
2022
sappho // fragment 147 • edvard munch // dobbeltsvelmord • zdzisław beksínski // untitled • hozier // in a week • charles bukowski // cornered • kaiser caimo // weerdinge couple • rené magritte // the lovers • mary oliver // wild geese
Elements
Triptych, oil on canvas, 2021.
Each panel 50cm x 100cm.
Hold Still #2
Oil on panel, 12x12 inches.
These small oil paintings are part of a series that are partly about the bog and bog bodies, partly about the isolation of lockdown, and partly about the experiences of asylum seekers in Ireland, trapped in a kind of stasis, sometimes waiting years in the abhorrent system of Direct Provision for their applications to be processed.
Hold Still #3
Oil on panel, 12x12 inches
These small oil paintings are part of a series that are partly about the bog and bog bodies, partly about the isolation of lockdown, and partly about the experiences of asylum seekers in Ireland, trapped in a kind of stasis, sometimes waiting years in the abhorrent system of Direct Provision for their applications to be processed.
Hold Still #4
Oil on panel, 10x10 inches.
These small oil paintings are part of a series that are partly about the bog and bog bodies, partly about the isolation of lockdown, and partly about the stasis of Direct Provision
Hold Still #7
Oil on panel, 8x8 inches. (Last in the series)
These small oil paintings are part of a series that are partly about the bog and bog bodies, partly about the isolation of lockdown, and partly about the stasis of Direct Provision.
Hold Still #6
Oil on panel, 10x10 inches.
These small oil paintings are part of a series that are partly about the bog and bog bodies, partly about the isolation of lockdown, and partly about the stasis of Direct Provision.