This series of lens based work documents gorse fires and burning landscapes in a remote peninsula in West of Ireland. Eco art practices address environmental concerns and communicate the concerns through aesthetic and often participatory practices.
The series of images bears witness to paradoxical process of consumption. The documentation of land transformation reflect the interrelationship between humans, more than human and landscape. The sheep grazing amidst the spectacle of fire became a metaphor in my practice of sacred and secular narratives unravelling in the context of the Anthropocene.
