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Pretty Orange EyesPretty Orange Eyes revisits a childhood memory of a Belfast summer parade, capturing a mix of nostalgia, fear, and excitement. The face in the pink car symbolises the artists presence within a childhood memory, while also reflecting her later decision to emigrate to England in pursuit of education and career opportunities. The piece reflects on the tension between rooted cultural memory and the personal shift that comes with leaving home behind.

Layered mountainous forms evoke elevated

this piece utilises concrete in an unlikely way to create a smooth to the touch yet bulky coffee table piece

My chimera questions the viewer’s humanness

These forms appear and vanish within the painting’s surface

as we keep up a faux smile amidst the pain

transformation

suggests time slipping away

Floral roots form interwoven networks

calm and serene

This work reflects on how identity is not fixed

air currents

The mirrored cabinet holds the echo of my first memory: consciousness awakening in a bath of endless white light