Storm Candles, Window
Fine art giclée print on 308gsm Hahnemühle Photo Rag. Limited edition of 150.
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- Archival lifespan of up to 200 years
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Artist's Statement
Recent paintings explore the fluid nature of perception and memory. These works reflect an internal picture of lived, remembered, and imagined experience. Influenced by Zen, ink painting, abstraction, and photography, they carry the contrasting landscape imprints of both Hong Kong and Ireland, two ends of the Eurasian continent. Memories of sunlight under varied atmospheric conditions rise to the surface: dawn mist, city air, heavy pollution, sparse forests, ocean haze, storms and solstice fires form backdrops for deeper themes. At their core, the paintings consider the transience of the physical world and our evolving perception of it. Through dissolving surfaces and shifting imagery, each work seeks to capture the energy, space, and decay that animate our experience of the world.
Biography
David Smith, from County Mayo and currently living and working in Sligo, works primarily in painting, but also lens-based and music works. Solo exhibitions include 'City-Haze' at Manifest Gallery, Cincinnati, 'Greyscale' at AJC Contemporary, Hong Kong, 'An Island Disappears' at Custom House Gallery, Westport and ‘Gaussian Blur’ at The Ashford Gallery, RHA, Dublin. He has participated in the Hong Kong-Shenzhen Biennale of Urbanism and Architecture. His works have featured in numerous Manifest International Painting Annuals. He lived and worked in Hong Kong for 11 years before returning to Ireland in 2016. His film Eó Mughna's Lament screened at Cannes Short Film Festival. Alongside his studio practice, 2 short films were released in 2023, Nemeton and Abhartach. He completed an artist's residency at The Dock in Leitrim in 2023. He presented 2 Solo shows in 2025, at The Ashford Gallery, RHA, Dublin and The Hamilton Gallery in Sligo. Early 2026 he is holding a new exhibition 'Don't Forget To Remember' at Ballina Arts Centre and curated by Patrick T Murphy.
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