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Jacqueline M Byrne

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The canvas is from an exhibition of work titled 'Plant Ash': In this collection the artist engages with the historic farming practice of fire making. An ancient method that involves amongst other things, burning the excess cuttings of overgrown plant material and utilising the residual nutrient rich plant ash from the fire as a soil balancing fertiliser.  The works Jacqueline has made in the collection use plant ash as a means of communicating and acknowledging the value of this organic material in the cyclical seeding, germination, growth and harvesting that was historically a part of farming life and food production. For this piece Jacqueline used only the white ash from the fire to create the circle. The choice of circle itself representing the cyclical nature of farming View the complete collection at: jmbyrne.gallery

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Print:Giclee on Fine Art Paper

Size:10 W x 10 H x 0.1 D in

Size with Frame:15.25 W x 15.25 H x 1.2 D in

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To commission, exhibit or purchase my work e.mail me at: jacquibyrne@btinternet.com My work is site and subject responsive and I use contextual materials to illustrate meaning. Working from my farm on the Dorset coast, trace and memory are central to my practice. Where I capture and translate the transient qualities of my often ecologically sensitive subject matter into both ephemeral and tangible works. Over the last 3 years my practice has evolved into making site responsive installation work. My final MA graduation work 'Lost - A journey through the fragile mind' was filmed and shown at exhibition through the hanging pieces of the original installation. (See photos attached titled: 'Lost - A journey through the fragile mind') My earliest influences stretch back to when I was just 3 years old and fascinated with the colour and feel of fabric, influenced by my mother who fitted dressmaking in around raising her large family. By 18 I briefly had a small fashion design business in Ireland. Later, moving to London, I studied Millinery design alongside Jewellery Design and Fashion Illustration. This year I celebrate my 3rd year of acceptance into the International Contemporary Artists Book. Some of my work hangs in private collections in the UK, Ireland, USA and Poland. I love to grow and learn as an artist and constantly find inspiration in the wild meadow farm and in the beautiful landscape where I live in Dorset on the South Coast of England.

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