The interesting thing about living in Ireland is that nothing is perceived as neutral. This is as much a psychological state as it is a built physical environment.

In part this is a colonial legacy with familiar global characteristics, sharply focused by local specifics.

My recent work deals with the resources available to us in the course of our daily lives. It is a means of coming to terms with the cultural baggage we all carry with us.

Belfast, north of Ireland - January, 1995