Eden Graham Walsh is a Dublin born, Longford based artist. Coming from an artistic home and heritage, she had a fascination with art from an early age. Her practice revolves around a complex layering, including the collision of personal circumstances and artistic identities. In navigating the shadow of another, the artist’s mother, the work deals with the challenges and emotions of constant comparison while trying to create an individual artistic journey. Roinn, the Irish word for line, is about the artist making her unique mark. The lines drawn in black permanent markers are robust and resolute. The artwork stands independently without the support of walls. The transparent surface creates an openness that allows the viewer to fully observe the anguish the artist feels by constant comparison to her mother. The space between the layers articulates the emptiness of this inner conflict.
