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Golden Mouth MugOil and acrylic paint on canvas, 1m x 1. 25m, 2021 Based on the story of John Chrysostom (which means golden mouth for his eloquent speeches), patriarch of Constantinople in the late fourth century. Exiled and killed by the Roman emperor of the time for speaking out against him, John was later made a saint. Although most of Jeremy Cunningham's paintings are 'untitled' to enable the viewer to look at them without preconception; others chose their own

and events along the way

incorporating raw

Layered with history

The Greek lettering is drawn from traditional Orthodox icons

One of Jeremy’s most powerful crucifixion paintings

A striking reinterpretation of the crucifixion

Text from the original Latin biography appears alongside an English translation by Padraig O Riain

But this painting is far more than an exploration of religious myth

history collides with the personal

Most of Jeremy Cunningham's paintings are 'untitled' to enable the viewer to look at them without preconception

A bold reimagining of St Brendan’s legendary voyage

While the central theme is yet to be fully revealed