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about
Lisa Mc Clurg is a visual artist from Dublin. She recently completed her Degree in Sculpture and Combined Media in Limericks School of Art & Design. In 2017 she was awarded a Degree in Sculpture from Galway’s Centre of Creative Arts and Media. Mc Clurg is also a graduate from Grennan Mill Craft School in Thomastown, Co.Kilkenny. In 2016, she was involved with Galway’s winning bid to become European Capital of Culture for 2020. Recent exhibitions include The Cabinet of Wonders in the Linnenhall Arts Centre, The Limerick Spring in LSAD and The Breath from Fertile Grounds in Temple Bar Gallery + Studios. Her practice incorporates sculpture, video & sound and print.
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Mc Clurg’s work considers places that are real and imagined. She develops work that references alternate realities that seem to exist in the same time and space. The core of the work is about consciousness and manifesting the intangible concerns that effect us in physical form. Through the use of large sculptural work and video and sound installations, McClurg seeks to describe the landscape of the subconscious, the feeling of intuition and the places of other universes. Her work considers the human psyche. She explores the influence that society has on our consciousness. She imagines the intangible ideas as physical places and perceives transitional spaces where these two places convene.
