Elements Art Show

‘Arsenic in the Air’ - Assemblage piece by Adrienne Geoghegan inspired by The book ‘Arsenic Century’ by €1,500.00

Framed Photograph of Neon

http://www.aidan-kelly.com/

50cm x 70cm

Alé Mercado is a talented advocate of a powerful and edgy style of illustration which is emerging from the underground art scene. Alé’s work is very graphic and has a strong, dark and witty style that fits into the rock/marginal/lifestyle genres. In his 20-year career as a graphic designer and illustrator, Alé’s work has been used extensively by Government agencies and event organisers. His designs and illustrations are created digitally while retaining the expression of traditional media, namely pen and ink, screen printing and woodcutting."
€120.00

Strontium by Asbestos

http://www.theartofasbestos.com/

Painting on wood - 50cm x 50cm

Silver by Bren B

www.brenb.net

Limited Edition Digital Print - 50cm x 50cm

My piece draws on a short story written by author Primo Levi titled 'Vanadium'. The story describes a post war encounter Levi experienced with a German he worked under in the IG Farben chemical plant during his time in Auschwitz. As a part of my research journey, I stumbled upon a BBC radio interview in which the author discusses the origins of his story. The finished piece explores the possible relationship between Levi's recorded voice and the printed page – substituting time with space and sound with text.

http://www.briangough.ie/

I chose Xenon as my element for the Elements show as I had an idea that it was Xenon gas that was used in Neon until someone pointed out that Neon is used in Neon. After doing some research on this noble gas I discovered that there are deep sea creatures known as Xenon Bulb Fish so called because of their remarkable likeness to the common Xenon Bulbs used in IMAX film projectors and drew my own interpretation of the fish.

http://chrisjudge.4ormat.com/

Limited Edition Digital Print - 50cm x 50cm

The shot was taken on the site of a gold exploration project 10 miles outside the town of Quinchia, Colombia. Hundreds of locals, packs of dogs and some schools are being relocated for the find through a new social and environmental mining method. This local boy was playing in the school ground, when I talked to him I found out that had graffitied the dog with a marker so that he wouldn't lose the little guy in the move.

http://weecheekysneaky.com/

Limited Edition Digital Print - 50cm x 50cm

Sulphur by Danielle O'Connell

www.danzerdesign.com

Framed Mixed Media - 50cm x 50cm

Neon by Declan Greaney

Acrylic on Canvas - 50cm x 50cm

Caesium by Emma Wilson

www.emmawilsondesign.com

Limited Edition Mounted Digital Print - 50cm x 50cm

Periodic Table by Fergal Brennan

www.mynameisfergal.com

limited edition digital print - 84cm x 60 cm