Bernadette Tuite
This creates a visible narrative from these inaccessible coastal places to the gallery viewing public, an opportunity to reconnect with nature.
Q&A
Artist Statement
My form of storytelling gives a tangible sculptural expression to the creative and erosive dialog of these Littoral zones, articulating the relationship between humanity and our vulnerable landscape.
What inspires you to work with this craft?
| Through my explorations by sea into places accessible only by kayak I venture into hidden, undervalued and undeniably beautiful places. |
Media & Contact
Representation
Other
Contact
Email: helloa@bernadettetuite.com
References
Website: http://www.bernadettetuite.com
Instagram: bernadettetuite
Photography credit
| Bernadette Tuite |
Location
Ireland
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