39x49cm

About artist: Ida Mitrani is a visual artist living in Ireland since 1997. She received a First Class Honours Masters degree in Art and Process from the Crawford College of Art and Design in 2021. She has taken part in several group exhibitions including Droichead Arts Centre, Roscommon Arts Centre, Visual Carlow, GOMA Waterford, Lexicon Gallery, Temple Bar Gallery & Studios, Oonagh Young Gallery, Cross Gallery, and a solo show in NAG in Dublin. Awards include the Arts Council Agility Award (2022), Dublin Arts Office residential space (2022), and the Arts for Health residency award at Uillinn West Cork Arts Centre (2021). Her work is now part of the HSE public collection, Crawford MAAP Graduate Collection, the public collection in the National Library in Dublin, the National Archives of Ireland, and the Arts Office in Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown.
About artwork: The work presents an idealised vision of natural disasters and all the elements that constitute them. By singling out an element of the subject , in which repetitive lines, patterns and textures are explored, the focus shifts onto the creative process where long observation, rhythm, emptiness, and intervals grow to form the composition.
Website: https://www.idamitraniart.org
Instagram: @idamitrani
Framed: Yes, with glass; 45x57cm

Excellent Condition

graphite pencil on paper

Yes