Muerte i Mariposas
Lemon and grey
Etching
69 x 102cm
AP
2000
This series of prints were inspired by travel ,especially by flights over Europe on my way to or from Spain. I used the technique of carborundum printing to depict maps of my paths while on artists residencies.
The prints featured in group shows in Dublin,Cork and Slovenia.
Homage to Miró
Etching and carborundum
70 x 45cm
edition 20
2000
This series of prints were inspired by travel ,especially by flights over Europe on my way to or from Spain. I used the technique of carborundum printing to depict maps of my paths while on artists residencies.
The prints featured in group shows in Dublin,Cork and Slovenia.
Item 2. Back door
Digital print
42 x 64cm
AP
2005
These prints were shown as part of the exhibition 'Uncovered Grounds' that documented an old cottage and the artifacts found on a farm in the Beara Peninsula.
The prints were mainly photo etching using old and new photos and maps of the land.
The exhibition toured in Ireland and Germany.
Item 11. Forks
Digital print
42 x 64cm
AP
2005
These prints were shown as part of the exhibition 'Uncovered Grounds' that documented an old cottage and the artifacts found on a farm in the Beara Peninsula.
The prints were mainly photo etching using old and new photos and maps of the land.
The exhibition toured in Ireland and Germany.
May Green
Collograph
63 x 90cm
edition 20
2007
This series was inspired by my fascination with the geological marks in the landscape.
The print techniques used are a combination of carborundum and etching.
That which is below is that which is on high
Collograph
66 x 90cm
edition 10
2007
This series was inspired by my fascination with the geological marks in the landscape.
The print techniques used are a combination of carborundum and etching.
A cool head disentangles the thread
Collograph
66 x 91cm
edition 6
2007
This series was inspired by my fascination with the geological marks in the landscape.
The print techniques used are a combination of carborundum and etching.
Para-Sites
Etching
63.5 x 75cm
1/20
2015
This series of prints are taking a microscopic view of parasites and cellular lifeforms.
Many lifeforms share a symmetrical structure and a lot of my works endeavor to illustrate these forms.
Axis
Chine Colle / Etching
41 x 37cm
artist's proof
2014
In 2014 I was invited to participate in several group exhibitions in different locations including China, Waterford, Cork and Dublin.
These prints explore our fragility as humans by close examination of the human skeleton using etching, screenprint and lithography.
Muerte i Mariposas
Lithograph & Screenprint
50 x 36cm
7/10
Muerte i Mariposas
lithograph & screenprint
50 x 35cm
Take up your cross and follow me
Linocut / letterpress
27 x 23cm
2/10
2016
This series continues to explore marine life and using the photo intaglio print technique the three ' jellyfish' capturing their diverse beautiful forms.
Bogán 111 and Bogán were commissioned for a show in Lavit Gallery responding to a list of words in the Irish language, Bogán means -the egg before the yolk.
Prints 6&7 were part of a show in Graphic Gallery Dublin 'Strumpet City'
I chose linocut as the medium most suited in my opinion to represent two maps of inner city Dublin. The prints ‘Take up your Cross and follow Me’ and ‘I sometimes despair of this city of ours’ are linocuts with letterpress mounted on Japanese paper. I created two prints in an edition of 15.They are maps based on two different locations in the north inner city where a lot of the narrative in the book takes place and where the hospitals, prisons and asylums were then situated.
I sometimes despair of this city of ours
Linocut / letterpress
27 x 23cm
4/10
2016
This series continues to explore marine life and using the photo intaglio print technique the three ' jellyfish' capturing their diverse beautiful forms.
Bogán 111 and Bogán were commissioned for a show in Lavit Gallery responding to a list of words in the Irish language, Bogán means -the egg before the yolk.
Prints 6&7 were part of a show in Graphic Gallery Dublin 'Strumpet City'
I chose linocut as the medium most suited in my opinion to represent two maps of inner city Dublin. The prints ‘Take up your Cross and follow Me’ and ‘I sometimes despair of this city of ours’ are linocuts with letterpress mounted on Japanese paper. I created two prints in an edition of 15.They are maps based on two different locations in the north inner city where a lot of the narrative in the book takes place and where the hospitals, prisons and asylums were then situated.
Bogán III
Monoprint/screen print
54 x 75cm
2/20 edition no.
2016
This series continues to explore marine life and using the photo intaglio print technique the three ' jellyfish' capturing their diverse beautiful forms.
Bogán 111 and Bogán were commissioned for a show in Lavit Gallery responding to a list of words in the Irish language, Bogán means -the egg before the yolk.
Prints 6&7 were part of a show in Graphic Gallery Dublin 'Strumpet City'
I chose linocut as the medium most suited in my opinion to represent two maps of inner city Dublin. The prints ‘Take up your Cross and follow Me’ and ‘I sometimes despair of this city of ours’ are linocuts with letterpress mounted on Japanese paper. I created two prints in an edition of 15.They are maps based on two different locations in the north inner city where a lot of the narrative in the book takes place and where the hospitals, prisons and asylums were then situated.
Bogán
Aquatint and etching
52 x 61cm
3/20
Muerte i Mariposas
lithograph & screenprint
50 x 35cm
Mat(t)er (Gorilla)
Mono print
60 x 60cm
VP 10/50
2017
Landmarks and Lifeforms, an interdisciplinary installation by Frieda Meaney and Danny Osborne.
Initiated and developed by Uillinn: West Cork Arts Centre and exhibited there from 11 March to 20 April 2017, Landmarks and Lifeforms was presented in different
iterations at
Limerick City Gallery of Art (7 September to 22 October 2017) and Highlanes Gallery, Drogheda (3 February to 14 April 2018) with the support of the Arts Council’s Touring and Dissemination of Work Award.
The exhibition was accompanied by broad and diverse creative learning programmes at each of the three venues, including talks and panel discussions featuring artists and scientists from various fields of marine biology, zoology and ecology; dance performances and music recitals in responded to the exhibition; family and schools programmes and a Discovery Box gallery resource was created for very young children. Throughout, Landmarks and Lifeforms was a rich source of learning, an invitation for exploration and an inspiration for the curious mind.
Mat(t)er (Human)
Mono print
60 x 60cm
VP 13/50
2017
Landmarks and Lifeforms, an interdisciplinary installation by Frieda Meaney and Danny Osborne.
Initiated and developed by Uillinn: West Cork Arts Centre and exhibited there from 11 March to 20 April 2017, Landmarks and Lifeforms was presented in different
iterations at
Limerick City Gallery of Art (7 September to 22 October 2017) and Highlanes Gallery, Drogheda (3 February to 14 April 2018) with the support of the Arts Council’s Touring and Dissemination of Work Award.
The exhibition was accompanied by broad and diverse creative learning programmes at each of the three venues, including talks and panel discussions featuring artists and scientists from various fields of marine biology, zoology and ecology; dance performances and music recitals in responded to the exhibition; family and schools programmes and a Discovery Box gallery resource was created for very young children. Throughout, Landmarks and Lifeforms was a rich source of learning, an invitation for exploration and an inspiration for the curious mind.
Mat(t)er (Turkey)
Mono print
60 x 70cm
VP 8/50
2017
Landmarks and Lifeforms, an interdisciplinary installation by Frieda Meaney and Danny Osborne.
Initiated and developed by Uillinn: West Cork Arts Centre and exhibited there from 11 March to 20 April 2017, Landmarks and Lifeforms was presented in different
iterations at
Limerick City Gallery of Art (7 September to 22 October 2017) and Highlanes Gallery, Drogheda (3 February to 14 April 2018) with the support of the Arts Council’s Touring and Dissemination of Work Award.
The exhibition was accompanied by broad and diverse creative learning programmes at each of the three venues, including talks and panel discussions featuring artists and scientists from various fields of marine biology, zoology and ecology; dance performances and music recitals in responded to the exhibition; family and schools programmes and a Discovery Box gallery resource was created for very young children. Throughout, Landmarks and Lifeforms was a rich source of learning, an invitation for exploration and an inspiration for the curious mind.
Heads-Up! Human Skull
maple lightbox /custom designed matrix lighting/high quality digital duratran print/ collage
52 x 38 cm
unique print
2017
Landmarks and Lifeforms, an interdisciplinary installation by Frieda Meaney and Danny Osborne.
Initiated and developed by Uillinn: West Cork Arts Centre and exhibited there from 11 March to 20 April 2017, Landmarks and Lifeforms was presented in different
iterations at
Limerick City Gallery of Art (7 September to 22 October 2017) and Highlanes Gallery, Drogheda (3 February to 14 April 2018) with the support of the Arts Council’s Touring and Dissemination of Work Award.
The exhibition was accompanied by broad and diverse creative learning programmes at each of the three venues, including talks and panel discussions featuring artists and scientists from various fields of marine biology, zoology and ecology; dance performances and music recitals in responded to the exhibition; family and schools programmes and a Discovery Box gallery resource was created for very young children. Throughout, Landmarks and Lifeforms was a rich source of learning, an invitation for exploration and an inspiration for the curious mind.
Ceannbhan
etchingMuerte i Mariposas
lithograph & screenprint
50 x 35cm
Muerte i Mariposas I
Lithograph & Screenprint
50 x 36cm
edition 10
2014
In 2014 I was invited to participate in several group exhibitions in different locations including China, Waterford, Cork and Dublin.
These prints explore our fragility as humans by close examination of the human skeleton using etching, screenprint and lithography.
Nucleus
Etching & Chine Colle
50 x 36cm
edition 15
2014
In 2014 I was invited to participate in several group exhibitions in different locations including China, Waterford, Cork and Dublin.
These prints explore our fragility as humans by close examination of the human skeleton using etching, screenprint and lithography.
Cnideria
Photo IntaglioMuerte i Mariposas
lithograph & screenprint
50 x 35cm
Wandesford Quay
Carborundum & Spitbite
78 x 48cm
Muerte i Mariposas
lithograph & screenprint
50 x 35cm
Trujillo
Photo intaglio, chine colle and carborundum
48 x 78cm
Muerte i Mariposas
lithograph & screenprint
50 x 35cm
Traceries
Etching & carborundum
56 x 77cm
Muerte i Mariposas
lithograph & screenprint
50 x 35cm
May Red
Carborundum & AquatintMuerte i Mariposas
lithograph & screenprint
50 x 35cm
Map III
LithographyMuerte i Mariposas
lithograph & screenprint
50 x 35cm
Mallorcan Map
Etching & Carborundum
38 x 54cm
edition 20
2000
This series of prints were inspired by travel ,especially by flights over Europe on my way to or from Spain. I used the technique of carborundum printing to depict maps of my paths while on artists residencies.
The prints featured in group shows in Dublin,Cork and Slovenia.
Lanzorote Pot
Carborundum
70 x 63cm
Muerte i Mariposas
lithograph & screenprint
50 x 35cm
Earth Morph
Etching & AquatintMuerte i Mariposas
lithograph & screenprint
50 x 35cm
Bodymap III
Etching & spitbite, Carborundum
98 x 67cm
edition 15
Muerte i Mariposas
lithograph & screenprint
50 x 35cm
Blue Morph
Etching & Spitbite
2006
Muerte i Mariposas
lithograph & screenprint
50 x 35cm
Autumn Route
Carborundum & Aquatint
91 x 32 cm
Muerte i Mariposas
lithograph & screenprint
50 x 35cm
lithograph & screenprint
50 x 35cm