Photographer
Kate Nolan is an Irish visual artist. Continuously drawn to spaces in flux, her practice is centred on sustained engagement in locations where identity and territory are contested.
Irish
LACUNA (2016-2022) is an audio/visual work that considers the physical and psychological impact of the 1921 Partition of Ireland on young people of the borderlands.
“The view of this faded garden explodes my mind and I get paralyzed, I have no clue how to move two legs, let alone a thousand.