Is mór an feall é. (It’s a jolly shame) explores the narratives and belief systems that
have been placed around my own strangeness and lacking; invoking seanfhocal* and dreams of Ireland. This work unravels tales that have bound me.
Specific narratives around shame are being liberated within this work. The vitrification of form, the final growth, left finally in the suggestion of movement – Change being the eventuality.  Slabs are rolled and informed by their environments, featuring the consequences of growth and containing illegible text which speak to the misunderstood. These contain messages of dreams and hopes for a better and new existence in a land no-longer bound by shame. The true narratives remain unseen hidden under a chaotic expressionist colour palette.
 Is mór an feall é is an ode. Forms forever stuck in the suggestion of movement, marked by their environments with tales of hope are the physical embodiment of my dreams for Éire.
Seanfhocal* are Irish proverbs full of knowledge, humour and wisdom.