Neil Dunne, Remnants of Objects

70x90cm
Oil, Enamel, charcoal on Canvas

Neil Dunne is an artist and educator based in Dublin, Ireland. His practice explores the amalgamation of printed matter and paint, utilising the distinct ability each medium possess to develop responses to the built environment. Dunne’s research methodologies lie in the profound sense of place discovered In the urban landscape, his work often explores themes surrounding memory, social movements and sub-cultural tropes that exist within the urban sphere. His Practice engages with the ideologies, materiality and visual language presented that have formed the urban fabric, evolving from practical research and studies of physical space - his techniques expands on urban semiotics and the sub-cultural influence. His artworks borrows from the fabric of the city, exploring buffed graffiti, political slogans and obscure remnants of buildings and objects while contrasting the nuances of nature, identity and architecture.