The Gruagach’s Lair, Stained Glass Light
70cm x 70cm (framed in black hardwood) Stained Glass Panel illuminated with LED light (2025)
This work envisioning a speculative future where hybrid beings evolve in response to ecological crisis. The Grúagach, a shapeshifting “Hairy Woman” drawn from Irish folklore, appears here in her abyssal underwater home, a sanctuary of transformation and adaptation. Through layered stained glass and luminous biomorphic forms, the piece imagines a post-human ecology where amphibious guardians emerge to protect and restore the balance between worlds.
Exhibition History
2025 Waterford Gallery of Art, Waterford, Ireland ‘Faith in the Process” Exhibition
The Gruagach’s Lair, Stained Glass Light
70cm x 70cm (framed in black hardwood) Stained Glass Panel illuminated with LED light (2025)
This work envisioning a speculative future where hybrid beings evolve in response to ecological crisis. The Grúagach, a shapeshifting “Hairy Woman” drawn from Irish folklore, appears here in her abyssal underwater home, a sanctuary of transformation and adaptation. Through layered stained glass and luminous biomorphic forms, the piece imagines a post-human ecology where amphibious guardians emerge to protect and restore the balance between worlds.
Exhibition History
2025 Waterford Gallery of Art, Waterford, Ireland ‘Faith in the Process” Exhibition
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