This photo series aims to explore the effects of globalisation and gentrification on my home country of the Republic of Ireland, from the perspective of someone who’s returned after a number of years abroad. A particular focus is the perceived ‘Disneyfication’ of the culture and its surrounding artefacts while retaining the place’s sense of character and magical realism. “I loved the gentleness, the sweet shyness, the warm welcomes,” she wrote, but added: “each time I return I see the changes, the ugly noisy modern world.” - Jill Freedman
I’m an established photographer and aspiring AI artist from the Republic of Ireland, currently living in the capital city of Dublin. My photographic highlights include the following: - Received Honourable Mention in Editorial / Press Photo Essay / Feature Story Non-Professional Category of 2023 International Photography Awards - Featured in Glasgow Gallery of Photography exhibitions entitled ‘Abandoned’ and ‘Light and Shadow’
