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Beatrice Scott-Stewart |
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Image: House Plant |
| Statement: | |
| I wanted to explore the distortion in natural growth when a Scots Pine Tree was confined into a man made shape. The tree went from a sad state, buried in clay and finally destroyed by firing. In the process the tree broke the rigid lines of the container and left a permanent record of its existence echoing fossil imprints. I found this very satisfying. | |
| Exhibition Highlights: | |
| 2005 | Farmleigh International Sculpture Symposium, Phoenix Park, Dublin |
| 2005 | Solo show, ‘Retrospective’, Airfield, Dundrum, Dublin |
| 2004 | Claremorris Open, Limerick |
| 2003 | Solo show, ‘Lambs’, Airfield, Dundrum, Dublin |
| 2003 | ‘Bigger is not better’, Siofra Artists, Mullingar Arts Centre |
| 2001 | Solo show, ‘Fruition’ South Tipperary Arts Centre |
| 2000 | Solo show, Dalkey Heritage Center, County Dublin |
| 1999-2005 | “Sculpture in Context” |
| 1998 | EV+A, Limerick |
| Collections: | |
| Work in collections including The Office of Public Works, The National College of Ireland, The Irish Embassy Washington USA and Dublin City University. | |
| Education/Training: | |
| 1997 | M.A. with ‘Distinction’ from University College Dublin |
| 1996 | H. Dip from University College Dublin |
| 1995 | National Diploma in Art and Design, Dunloaghaire School of Art and Design |
| Contact Details | |
CNOCAN, Tel: 01 295 5225 Mobile: 086 894 2851 Email: bst3dart@aol.com |
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