h40 x w27

About artist: Andrew Folan studied at NCAD Dublin and the Slade School, University College London. He holds degrees in Fine Art, Print & Photography and a PhD in Media. He is a member of the Royal Hibernian Academy. Selected Recent Exhibitions 2018 Off the Wall: Contemporary Prints, Southwestern University Texas, USA 2017 Grasping the Untouchable, (solo exhibition) Glucksman Gallery, Cork, IRL 2014 The Artist’s Eye, Hunt Museum, Limerick, IRL 2013 Pure Print, University of Porto, Portugal. 2013 Morphogenesis, (solo exhibition) Cross Gallery, Dublin, IRL 2011 Appertures and Anxieties, Trinity College School of Medicine, RHA Gallery, Dublin, IRL 2011 Myles from Illustration, University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria. 2011 Surrealism in Irish Art, FE Mac William Centre, Northern Ireland, UK 2011 Selections from Allied Irish Bank Collection, Visual, Carlow, IRL 2009 Impact University for the Arts, University of Western England, Bristol, UK. 2008 Contemporary Art, Business to Arts, Irish Museum of Modern Art, Dublin, IRL 2006 Royal Dublin Society Taylor Arts Retrospective, National Gallery of Ireland, Dublin, IRL
About artwork: One of a series I am making referencing The Divine Comedy by Dante Alighieri. This work includes images of a morphed horse hide and simulated nerve tissue. The burning pearls embedded into the lining of the cloak reference Dante's experiences in Purgatory, Hell and Paradise.
Framed: Yes, with glass h55 x w40

Excellent Condition

Layered digital archival print with pyrography and cultured pearls

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