Shadowlands
10th June - 29th August 2008.
These images are included in a commissioned publication with writer William Wall, exploring Cork City docks, it’s resonance as part of the city centre in conjunction with a temporary installationin the atrium space of the new building attached to Cork City Hall.
The images are a numbered limited edition of 25 and are available to order . The framed images are high quality ink jet prints on archival standard photo pearl paper, each authenticated by the artist.
The titles that include the dates refer to the date they were taken. Titles without dates are those that William Wall accompanied with poems and captions.
A pdf version of Shadowlands
| "Light Over Everything" |
| " Cleat -22nd August 2006" |
"Odlums -17th July 2007" |
In a mirror river the city waits for a grand entrance; |
"Mooring Lines Creak Like Old Bones" |
"The eye wants to be among the leaves." |
"Grain Silos -9th June 2006 |
"Mersey Fisher - 13th August 2007" |
" Over the gantries a broken sky |
"Power Station - 18th August 2007" |
"The man who invented cranes and buckets" |
"Kennedy Quay-8th August 2006" |
"This is their day and already it’s gone forever." |
"What does the rat think of the ship?" |
| "She looks steadily down into the shadow of the dock" |
" Kennedy Quay 15th June 2006" |
"They are getting twenty five shillings in Liverpool, he says, and we get fifteen bob" |
"Every line in the country is called after a patriot" |
110 x 89 cm |
"Imagination is topology" |
" Kennedy Quay - 18th August 2006 |
"Jeanie Johnston -6th August 2006" |
| "If we need to leave the planet this is the way we’ll go" |
"Irish Cement - 23rd August 2007" |