Moloney King,Beir Bua Press

I create visual poems/poetry objects, sometimes in response to the poetry collections by Beir Bua Press. The work can be read as a veiled graffiti steaming up as ribbons or words minced by the pulmonary postmodern machine as if a deck shuffled by tornadoes. My work investigates my colonised Ireland and the gaps in our art making due to war, poverty, famine, lack of opportunities, laws preventing access to education, and mass migration. I want to make meaning though the theatre of signifier-signified, semiotics-semantics, plurality of time, the surreal absurdism of life, the deconstruction of language, resulting in the construction of poetry objects with fibre & copper weaving, Irish “indigenous” tapestry art and imagine it as art discovered in the bog;