by living in the In the center of Dublin, Irish photographer Eamonn Doyle photographs his surroundings from unexpected angles , revealing an original view of the city and its inhabitants. your series i , ON Y End , also known as the The Dublin trilogy , with their strategic use of cropping and framing, convey moments of stillness and frenetic energy, of loneliness and community.
Doyle's most recent work, K , is your most mysterious and personal work . The photographs in color large format show a figure series spectral that They constantly change shape and are set against the dramatic backdrops of the west coast of Ireland and Extremadura in eastern Spain . These works allude to the Irish tradition of keening , a vocal lament for the dead, and are born partly as a result of the untimely loss of the artist's brother and mother. With the Spanish photographs of the series K , Fundación MAPFRE continues with its mission of supporting outstanding photographers in carrying out new photographic works in Spain.
This catalogue, published for the exhibition, has been illustrated and designed by its curator , Niall Sweney . Contains essays by Sweeney himself, plus text by the filmmaker Bob Quinn , musician and songwriter David Donohoe and the design historian Lisa Godson .
Authors: David Donohoe, Lisa Godson, Bob Quinn, and Niall Sweeney.
Format: 24 x 30 cm
Binding: Hardcover
Pages: 287
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