Rendition is always a site specific installation of thematic art.

I create and curate my interactive installations, mixed media sculptures, film and fine art to suit chosen spaces which have connected meaning or significance.

THE 1950’s TV CABINET

The first piece I made, in its original form is material culture, bought for the Queens coronation it travelled to Ireland with my mum Maria’s adopted parents. The family were often able to watch the BBC in Wicklow in the East before Irish broadcasting began. It has become an interactive installation to be viewed from both the front and the back. The back is now an embodiment of missed connection, the front now plays a BBC documentary that mum and I recorded together with Chris Page to amplify her call for an apology from the British State. Maria saw this when it aired, two weeks before she died in 2023.

“One particularly poignant memory is when she got stuck on top of boxes, on top of the tv cabinet, which was inside a cupboard she'd turned into like a ‘walk-in wardrobe’. She had this sudden overwhelming feeling that her birth mum had died. I helped her down and we sat crying together. We wrote letters together to the adoption board to try and find her mum it was 1986. Later we discovered her mum had died in 1986.”