16.4.1

Nicky Teegan

Nicky Teegan was born in Dublin, Ireland in 1987. She received her BFA in Visual Arts Practice in Dun Laoghaire Institute of Art, Design and Technology (2009). Her work has featured in numerous group shows including most recently ‘No Fixed Abode’, Tullamore (July 2009), ‘Scribble Box’, Bombhouse, Dublin (July 2009). IADT Graduate Exhibition, IADT, Dublin [...]

Sharon Murphy

Sharon Murphy uses sculpture and site-specific installation to investigate line and space. Many of the assembled structures have a purpose of linking architectural features in a chosen site, allowing the work to develop architectonic qualities. Relationships are forged between these structures and their location as the accommodating walls, windows and architectural elements are integrated into [...]

Elaine McHugh

Elaine McHugh graduated with a Masters in Multimedia from Trinity in 2006.
Her work to date explores contemporary issues of time and space through the medium of photography. Elaine works primarily with stop motion photography, projecting series of images to convey a sense of movement and time. Her work also explores how light changes can be [...]

Elaine Mc Cague

In visually exploring the conscious versus the subconscious mind, her work uses video, photography and stop motion effects to convey a surreal struggle to reality.

Fionnuala Mahon

Fionnuala’s work focuses on the medium of digital photography using the process of time lapse, stop motion photography to document the beauty in everyday life over a period of time.
In 16.4.1 her solo project ‘Park life’ documents real everyday life in a park in Dublin. It is location and time specific, taken during the daytime, [...]

Conor Mahon

Conor Mahon, is an artist concentrating in watercolour, pen and ink, and mixed media works on paper. His medium of choice is the micron pen and he uses them exhaustively to describe the the world he conceptualizes. The environment he grew up in, the Burren in Co. Clare has always been an inspiration. His illustrative [...]

Victoria Macarthur

Victoria Macarthur is currently a PhD student focused on the technical modeling of cognitive thoughts and individual differences. Both her research and artistic influences stem from an ongoing attempt to understand and represent thought. As a photographer she draws from the digital to try and give the viewer a hint as to her perspective beyond [...]

Kenneth Lambert

Kenneth Lambert would say at this stage in his career the greatest influence in his work would be American and French graphic novelists. The reason he refers to this is that he is influenced by the work of artists that seem to tell a story. He would say that even a greater influence would be [...]

Elaine Hurley

The male/female dichotomy inherent in her practice is framed by a 20th C Irish viewpoint. Using real life situations and tensions between men and women as her point of departure, also inherent is the notion of the domestic as a site of confinement. Enduring physical gestures are used as metaphors for transformative psychological positions and [...]

Nicholas Grey

Having recently completed a degree in animation, Nick is currently working as a designer.
His personal art has always been based in the gloomy and surreal, working in a painterly style within a digital medium. Working digitally allows him to more finely balance the attractive and repulsive elements which are often found in his work. Nicks [...]

Orla Gargan

Orla’s work  is about sensual lines and texture, what is fruitful and fertile?

Carol Freeman

Carol Freeman is a recent graduate of animation from Iadt Dun Laoghaire. Her animation work is mainly experimental, using paint, chalk, salt and print mediums to create both abstract and figurative film work. Her painting styles range from figurative illustration to traditional portraiture. Carol is currently working as a designer for Susan Hunter Lingerie and [...]

Ruth Doorley

Ruth Doorley is a textile artist and frenetic recycler. A preoccupation with our modern lifestyle of consumption and waste inspires her to utilise discarded or used objects in her artwork.
The materials for the exhibition piece come from Ruth’s hoarded wardrobe. The piece aims to be expressive of an individual perspective of the overwhelming crisis of [...]

Claudia Boese

Claudia is keen to investigate the thoughts and views found in places and subjects framed as defined by their location or borders (both real and imagined) and the social and psychological effects of this contextualisation.
In Berlin, Rügen, Ireland, Poland and Suffolk she has compared the actual appearance of locations with the representations of these places [...]

Ella Burke

Ella’s practice deals with issues of communal space and non-identity. She has created a body of work inflating different plastic spheres, highlighting issues of private vs public, human consumption of space, and society’s relation to its physical surroundings. ‘I Am Not Content’ deals with the individual in todays society, and the impossibility of being [...]

Mark Beatty

Mark is interested in the activity of drawing. Treating each line as a building block, he am all the time working towards an unknown outcome. The work is ‘alive’ while it is being processed and a relic when it is complete. The finished work is a document of my handling of time.
Please contact at bea33y@yahoo.co.uk [...]