Land Marks

Japanese Knotweed plant crafted into a penny whistle by the artist. Found during a walk to The Rock, Skibbereen, West Cork 2019

Japanese Knotweed plant crafted into a penny whistle by the artist. Found during a walk to The Rock, Skibbereen, West Cork 2019

Pressed Fuchsia flowers (Deora De - Tears of God ). Native to Chile. Gathered from hedgerows while walking in West Cork, 2019

Crow Feather made into African ear scratcher by Isatu. Found while walking through Bushmount, Clonakilty West Cork 2019

Farmers boot found while walking in Castlehaven, West Cork, 2018

Gunner Leaf found by artist in Scouban, Castlehaven 2019

Oak Galls are growths created by the Oak tree when a Gall Wasp lays its eggs inside a bud. When the wasp matures its burrows out of the gall, leaving a single hole. Oak gall ink is black and survives in some of Ireland's oldest ancient manuscripts. Oak galls found by the artist while walking in Loch Hyne Woods 2019

The Potato Plant, Native to Peru. Collected by the artist at Connie Burns' farm, Union Hall, West Cork 2019

Artificial Insemination Glove found by artist on road to Skibbereen. From 1860 onwards Ireland changed from being a crop producing country to being a grass producing country. It became 'cow country'

'Sea Potato' or urchin is said to show the figure of The Virgin Mary at it's centre. It was collected by Mary while walking on Inchydoney Beach, Clonakilty, West Cork 2019

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Rock with copper found while walking in Allihies, copper mines, West Cork.

Wing Mirror found by artist outside Lissard on walk to Skibbereen 2018

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