Grace Weir, Dark Room (2015)

Grace Weir, Darkroom, 2015

Edition of 100

Archival pigment giclée on Hahnemühle Archival Fine Art paper.

Size 31.6 x 25.6cm, the actual image size will be 23.6cm x 17.6cm with a 4cm white border.

Created on the occasion of the 3 Different Nights, Recurring Exhibition held from November 2015 – March 2016.

Grace Weir represented Ireland at the 49th International Venice Biennale and has exhibited widely nationally and internationally. She was an Artist-in-Residence in the School Of Physics, Trinity College Dublin. As part of the IMMA Collection her film work Dust Defying Gravity, 2003, has been shown since its purchase in 2004 in many group exhibitions and beyond IMMA in venues across the country.

Working primarily in the moving image, Grace Weir makes a critical appraisal of film through film-making, in a practice that fuses documentation with highly authored situations. Weir probes the nature of a fixed identity and these questions are underpinned by the theories under her scrutiny, whether it is relativity, intentionality, film theory, the duality of light or the philosophy of time and history. She is interested in issues that are not unspecified because something is missing but because of their nature and content. Weir is interested in the slippages between the conceptual and experiential in different fields of enquiry. She examines how the imperfect world of direct experience plays a role in our understanding of theoretical concepts. Researching facts not as self evident objects in the world but as processes, Weir takes a transdisciplinary approach in her research. The resulting work is wide ranging, from structural cinematic works to 'footnote' videos, web projects and installations. 
Read more on www.graceweir.com