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New Observations on the History of BeesNew Observations on the History of Bees investigates the impact of neonicotinoid pesticides on wild pollinator cognition and memory processes. Through mixed media works combining printmaking biology and neurosciencemthis ongoing research addresses Colony Collapse Disorder affecting bee species globally. Developed during my artist residency in Darmstadt and presented in my solo exhibition A. A. LLES at Atelierhaus LEW1 the series involved

the paintings are often heavily layered and reveal the history and doubt of the decision making

I imagine these sculptures as future fossils

and providing an unseen strength that holds the entire structure together

m determined to show that there is a lot the Irish born have overlooked about irishness and Ireland is incomplete without us

this ribcage-like ceramic sculpture is coated in metallic glaze to evoke a seductive

a transitory fragment in time

memories of home are shaped by a shifting landscape

This work explores the idea of a letter

Her fresh and loose painting style echoes the energy in nature

These are not merely things

both the viewer and subject

Blake’s Innocence has given way to the unquiet