FUTURE DISTANT MEMORY CALLS

LAURA SKEHAN

A Future Distant Memory Calls is an exhibition containing video, sound and sculpture, an installation suspending the viewer in a space with extracted moments of time, using a variety of media, motifs, and devices to analyse how agriculture, architecture, colonialism, extraction and the quest for knowledge have been elemental to climate breakdown. The audio will be made with contributions from with three international composers, reflecting on their experiences of migration, adapting, rooting and growing.

Laura Skehan is an artist from Dublin. Her practice focuses on the relationship between human and non-humans entities in the built environmental and natural landscape whilst working predominantly in moving image, sound and sculpture installation. Recent shows include IMMA ‘Earth Rising’ and ‘Internal Clocks’ at Culterim Gallery, Berlin (2022).

EXHIBITION OPENS ON FRIDAY 25th AUGUST | CONTINUES UNTIL OCTOBER 29th

Artist Talk With Laura Skehan And Valeria Cregini

Valeria Ceregini is an Italian art historian and visual arts curator based in Ireland.

Supported by the Creative Ireland Roscommon

FRIDAY 6th OCTOBER | 6.30pm