Artwork by Emer Lynch, Dublin, Ireland - Online Irish Art Gallery

Heavenly Hurt, Documented glass - photographic vinyl print on dibond, 80 x 100cm

Bewilder, Documented glass - photographic vinyl print on dibond, 110 x 140cm

Scorn, Documented glass - photographic vinyl print on dibond, 90 x 110cm

Succumb, Documented glass - photographic vinyl print on dibond, 150 x 200cm

Stair, Layered glass, 56 x 27 x 4cm

Astound, Documented glass - photographic vinyl print on dibond, 200 x 120cm

Sediment, Blown and engraved glass, 15 x 15 x 15cm

Via, Flashed white glass, 28 x 16 x 4cm

Rolling Connections, Mould-blown and cold-worked glass, 27 x 40 x 18cm

Inny, Mould-blown and cold-worked glass, 37 x 18 x 18cm

Initiate, Cast crystal, 16 x 16 x 16cm

Heightened, Still from video - 7 minutes, 4

About Artist Emer Lynch

Emer Lynch's artistic practice is nourished by her ability to absorb her environment. Each piece is developed from the intensive and intuitive photographic and literary documentation she gathers from chosen spaces. Her work explores her intuitive reactions to these spaces.
Lynch's glass and digital media pieces unashamedly parade how she has identified correlations between herself and the physical habitats she has experienced.
In 2009, Emer Lynch graduated with BDes (Honours) in Glass and the History of Art and Design from the National College of Art and Design, Dublin. Emer was awarded a Leonardo Programme Placement also in 2009 at Derix Glas Studios, Taunusstein, Germany. Lynch's exhibitions include the How is this glass? Post-Glass Video Festival at the Heller Gallery, NY (2010) and Engaging with Glass at Solstice Arts Centre, Navan, Ireland and Travers Gallery, Tacoma, USA (2011/ 2012).
Website: www.NewIrishArt.com
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