Hold Still #6
Oil on panel, 10×10 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 #5
Oil on panel, 12×12 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 #4
Oil on panel, 10×10 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 #3
Oil on panel, 12×12 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 #2
Oil on panel, 12×12 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 #1
Oil on panel, 8×8 inches.
Finally finished these paintings I posted about back in December.
Co. Donegal, July 2021
underwater near Boat Strand, Co. Donegal. July 2021
Holding Still (Part IV)
The final part of this zine I made.
Holding Still is available as a digital download on Gumroad for €8 and all proceeds will go towards maternity kits for the Danú Project, supporting asylum seekers in Ireland who are pregnant or have young children.
You can also read the full zine on my website here:
Holding Still (Part III)
Holding Still is available as a digital download on Gumroad for €8 and all proceeds will go towards maternity kits for the Danú Project, supporting asylum seekers in Ireland who are pregnant or have young children.
You can also read the full zine on my website here: