ECO SHOWBOAT

1 Windmill Lane, Dublin, September 2023
Commissioned for the Eco Show Boat Project, funded by The Irish Arts Council
Brief installation video

372.5 ~ Dublin Bay is a visualisation of the effortless distribution of water during the 6 hour tidal period. Using tidal charts from the Dublin Bay where The River Liffey meets the Irish Sea, the installation uses a system of pulleys and weights inspired by the historical methods of tidal measurement to recreate its current behaviour.  This piece is a continuation of research into hyperobjects and how abstract data can transform using technology to make natures complexities tangible. Also exhibited in St James. Hatcham Church here


HIDDEN IN PLAIN SIGHT

Prime Produce, New York City, March 2023

Featured on NY1 News here and here

"NY Sea"

This work uses historic recordings of the NYC river levels in conjunction with storm flood water predictions to communicate the vulnerability of the New York subway system. Merging her curiosity for systems and physical computing components, the artist has manipulated the complex data into a kinetic sculpture that forces the viewer to contemplate the strength of nature and question their existence in the anthropocentric era.
Soundtrack: Olsen, Boards of Canada

OVERFLOW

hARTslane Gallery, London, March 2023

Installation view of 372.5~Howth, a visualisation of the effortless distribution of water period low and high tides using the tidal data from the artist’s home town in Howth, Dublin

MEDWAY NIGHT LIGHTS

Kent, England, February 2023

 372.5~Chatham , a site specific commission adapted to visualise the fluctuating water levels of the River Medway along the naval town of Chatham in Kent for the annual Medway Light Nights Festival. Commissioned by Emergency Exit Arts and The English Arts Council.

SPECTACLE FOR LATER

The Rio Cinema, London, November 2022

Using wave data collected from a weather station on the West Coast of Ireland, the corners of the fabric are tilted using micro-servos. The degree of rotation is determined by the wave heights. The shadows created by the movement of the reflective material hopes to connect people to the sea when they cannot physically get there.

CAN WATER BE THIRSTY?

Storm Studio, Brooklyn, New York, November 2022

LONDON DESIGN FESTIVAL

The Victoria & Albert Museum, London, September 2022