Friday, 5 August 2022

                    

 A Forest Sounds Like a Ship at Sea:

Irish trees in Ireland!

Day 18 Remote Residency at Uillinn: West Cork Arts Centre, Skibbereen, Ireland, 7/18/22 to 8/13/22,  Maria Driscoll McMahon checking in from New York State

I am having a great time participating in this residency, but the thing I miss the most about doing it remotely is not being able to interact person-to-person with the people of Ireland, as well as with visitors from all over the world at the Uillinn: West Cork Arts Centre. Fortunately,  I can still engage even from my studio in New York State!

I recently sent out a request for photos of indigenous trees in Ireland.  Margaret Manning, artist and poet from Skibbereen, so generously shared these photos she took of trees all near Skibb!! I am over the moon delighted and grateful for that. Not surprisingly, some of her photos have been published!  

In addition to her talent for photography, Margaret is also a poet. It is so wonderful to have these visuals and to make this connection with Margaret!


Alder and Ash by Margaret Manning

Birch and Elder by Margaret Manning

Elm and Yew by Margaret Manning

Hazel by Margaret Manning

Oak and Rowan by Margaret Manning

Spindle by Margaret Manning

Whitethorn and Willow by Margaret Manning



































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