Irish artist Ailbhe Ní Bhriain is displaying her large-format tapestry Interval 4, an exploration of imperial heritage taken from her sequence The Dream Pool Intervals, on the Irish Cultural Centre tremendous near our resorts, with free admission!
Utilizing a mixture of Victorian photograph portraits, photos of broken buildings and underground areas, the work additionally incorporates added woven wool, silk, cotton and even lurex as a touch upon human exploitation and the scars it leaves on the planet.
The Interval 4 tapestry is a really structured collage, mixing the actual and dreamlike. It references the successes of nineteenth century business, but in addition reveals that the permanence of the Empire was not as strong as was thought on the time.
Geological components pose query additionally – what’s everlasting, what’s destined to vanish even when we attempt to forestall it, and what have we destroyed or broken with out realising?
Proven subsequent to Interval 4, additionally, you will have the ability to admire an summary piece from the artist’s Image sequence (2022-2025).
And along with the free exhibition on the Irish Cultural Centre, Ní Bhriain is displaying different works – principally portraits and landscapes – on the Andréhn-Schiptjenko gallery within the Marais district (right here), the place shocking variations within the measurement of items modify the notion of every picture.
For more information about this second exhibition, click on right here.
The exhibition Ailbhe Ní Bhriain – Interval 4 is on the Irish Cultural Centre till twenty ninth March 2026
Open daily from 2-6pm (8pm Wednesdays)
Free!
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