’Cut Flowers by Oisín Byrne’

’Cut Flowers by Oisín Byrne’

SO Fine Art Editions, Thursday 28th May - Friday 26th June

SO Fine Art Editions are pleased to present Cut Flowers by Oisín Byrne, an Irish artist, writer and filmmaker based in London. This new series of screenprints continues his exploration of scale, bold colour, floral form, gesture and the passing of time, and will also open at Connolly, London, on 1 May 2026.

Moving fluidly between painting, film, performance, sound and text, Byrne describes his studio practice as a dialogue between focused, reflective work and instinctive mark-making, often exploring the shifting boundaries between conscious thought and intuitive gesture. His studio itself reflects this split: upstairs is used for filming, editing, teaching and reading, while downstairs is for painting and drawing – Byrne describes his process as a movement between states of mind. After sustained periods of research or concentration, he returns to drawing with urgency, driven to capture the immediacy of subjects before they shift or disappear.

Date:
Thursday 28th May - Friday 26th June
Time:
11.00am
Price:
Free
Address:
SO Fine Art Editions, William Street South, Dublin, Ireland
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