iWoman

iWoman was an experimental online exhibition which documented the metamorphic ipod, iWoman, as a paradoxical response to Apple's domination over the world, and our own transformation into humanized technology. It was also about reaching a worldwide audience as opposed to exhibiting in some back alley gallery in Dublin. If music could reach everyone, then so too could art. Gone were the days of postcards showcasing the latest works of contemporary artists. One had to reach into another world to get seen. It began in the golden years of Apple, when there was a greater emphasis on aesthetic and became an obsessive journey with documenting the world through a basic model, with each work having a unique nuance reflecting the very notion of existentialism and the subsequent evolution into AI.

iWoman with leather boots, Silkscreen Polygloss and Marker on Canvas, 97 x 159cm

iWoman in UGG boots, Silkscreen Acrylic and oil on Canvas, 72 x 170cm

Gallery Still

Lingerie iModel, Silkscreen Polygloss and Marker on Canvas. 142 x 197cm

iBoys, Silkscreen Polygloss and Marker on Canvas. 100 x 120cm

iWoman in Lace, Oil and Silkscreen Acrylic on Linen 62 x 46cm

iMother and Child at the Beach, Oil and Silkscreen on Wood. 92 x 123cm

Lady in Lace, Oil and Silkscreen Acrylic on Canvas. 60 x 77cm

iFamily with Box, Oil and Silkscreen Acrylic on Canvas, 150 x 199cm

Dead iWoman, Silkscreen Acrylic and Marker on Canvas, 109 x 132cm

iCouple, Oil, Marker and Silkscreen Acrylic on Canvas, 138 x 158cm

Silkscreen, Marker and Acrylic on Canvas. 84 x 146cm