“The Depth” by Erlan Dzhumaliev“Lightly Held” by Erlan Dzhumalievby Shreya Ambade “50 Days of War” by Erlan Dzhumalievby Silje-Marie SvendsenBy Chaio Chienby Chiao Chienby Conor Bailey“Kilkenny Castle in all its Glory” by Shreya Ambadesby Donncadh MacMáigh“The Winged Hero” by Charlize du Preezby Conor Baileyby Conor Bailey“A Western Reflection” by Marina Levytskasby Silje-Matie Svendsenby Silje-Marie Svendsenby Conor Baileyby Chiao Chien“Light” by Isobel Hamiltonby Conor Bailey“Tangerine” by Charlize du Preez“The Rifle’s Scope Has Better Magnification” by Fina Mcdusa“The Dancer” by Shipra Velegaby Shauna Connorby Bex Ling“An Abstracted Landscape” by Bex Ling “Logging On” by Fina Mcdusa“The Picnic” by Hannah Biju“Hidden History” by Laura Bonin“Crises, Chaos, Calm” by Sona Harrison“Doughnuthead” by MeltyBottoms“Escape” by Sona Harrison
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S.Y is an Arts student with a keen interest in how society and art intertwine. Their work reflects on the cacophony of modern times. They feel that there is a distinct sense of alienation and sensory overload within the world and that everything feels a bit much, but also underwhelming at the same time. Their art is political and philosophical in that it is trying to find the answers, but knows that it probably won’t.Jess Domican is a twenty year old English and Sociology student in her final year at UCD. She has enjoyed taking pictures of random things since she was young and had one of those really crappy cameras that flip up.Alyssa Fleming is a 20 year old film student and amateur photographer from Kerry. Most of her work is landscape photography, especially in places that she has been lucky enough to travel to. Alyssa likes playing with symmetry and perspective and posts most of her photos to her Instagram @aflemingphotos. Her photos have been taken in many different places around the world such as the US, Italy, Spain and here in Ireland.Lee Campbell Perrie is a final year student of an Art BA course in Dublin. His artwork intends to explore escapism in society and an infatuation with escaping the material world. This collection is an exploration of his experience with college pre-covid. It explores themes such as friendship, solitude and decay. Alyssa Fleming is a 20 year old film student and amateur photographer from Kerry. Most of her work is landscape photography, especially in places that she has been lucky enough to travel to. Alyssa likes playing with symmetry and perspective and posts most of her photos to her Instagram @aflemingphotos. Her photos have been taken in many different places around the world such as the US, Italy, Spain and here in Ireland.Jess Domican is a twenty year old English and Sociology student in her final year at UCD. She has enjoyed taking pictures of random things since she was young and had one of those really crappy cameras that flip up.Sarah Lavelle is a 3rd Year Engineering student in TCD. This is a collection of photos Sarah took in Connemara, a place that is very special to her. She used her Canon EOS 50E to capture some light on film that, she hopes, portrays some of Connemara’s beauty and serenity.Caroline Costello’s photos offer just a quick glimpse into what quarantine looked like for her; the beginning being spent at home in her own back garden, trying and in her own words “failing” to start gardening as a new hobby. When the restrictions in Ireland eased for a while Caroline did her best to take full advantage of the staycation life. She is hoping to have more photos of #lockdownlife as we come back full circle again with restrictions.Jess Domican is a twenty year old English and Sociology student in her final year at UCD. She has enjoyed taking pictures of random things since she was young and had one of those really crappy cameras that flip up.Jess Domican is a twenty year old English and Sociology student in her final year at UCD. She has enjoyed taking pictures of random things since she was young and had one of those really crappy cameras that flip up.Lee Campbell Perrie is a final year student of an Art BA course in Dublin. His artwork intends to explore escapism in society and an infatuation with escaping the material world. This collection is an exploration of his experience with college pre-covid. It explores themes such as friendship, solitude and decay.Katie O’Neill is a portrait photographer from Dublin whose aesthetic interests lie in the relationships between people and their surroundings. Her work has been published in the Irish Times, Irish Independent, Men’s Fashion Ireland and several university publications. This series was shot on 35mm film in Kerry during summer 2020.Caroline Costello’s photos offer just a quick glimpse into what quarantine looked like for her; the beginning being spent at home in her own back garden, trying and in her own words “failing” to start gardening as a new hobby. When the restrictions in Ireland eased for a while Caroline did her best to take full advantage of the staycation life. She is hoping to have more photos of #lockdownlife as we come back full circle again with restrictions.Jess Domican is a twenty year old English and Sociology student in her final year at UCD. She has enjoyed taking pictures of random things since she was young and had one of those really crappy cameras that flip up.Katie O’Neill is a portrait photographer from Dublin whose aesthetic interests lie in the relationships between people and their surroundings. Her work has been published in the Irish Times, Irish Independent, Men’s Fashion Ireland and several university publications. This series was shot on 35mm film in Kerry during summer 2020.Sarah Lavelle is a 3rd Year Engineering student in TCD. This is a collection of photos Sarah took in Connemara, a place that is very special to her. She used her Canon EOS 50E to capture some light on film that, she hopes, portrays some of Connemara’s beauty and serenity.Sarah Lavelle is a 3rd Year Engineering student in TCD. This is a collection of photos Sarah took in Connemara, a place that is very special to her. She used her Canon EOS 50E to capture some light on film that, she hopes, portrays some of Connemara’s beauty and serenity.Katie O’Neill is a portrait photographer from Dublin whose aesthetic interests lie in the relationships between people and their surroundings. Her work has been published in the Irish Times, Irish Independent, Men’s Fashion Ireland and several university publications. This series was shot on 35mm film in Kerry during summer 2020.
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