Where Beauty and Sorrow Are Inseparable
A reflection on fragility, grief and transformation through a mixed-media study of a single flower suspended in darkness.
Ancient Ground
In Ancient Ground, Anne Martin Walsh reflects on vestiges and indentations—traces in the landscape formed by human intervention and the earth’s natural processes. The accompanying work layers collage, acrylic and oil, holding marks like evidence: part history, part erosion, part memory. Read the full piece in Anecdotes Issue 01.
Ráth – A Time Past
Maria Markham’s Ráth – A Time Past explores Irish ringforts as landscape memory. Grounded in research, the work maps history, archaeology, and place through photo transfer, stitching, ogham notation, and layered markings. Thread becomes a linkage across time—an act of mending and a postcolonial reflection on land.
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