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Chekhov's tree, 2024

Ethereal Elvis, 2024

Liliths twisted, 2024

Sam Clague , 2024

Shell shock, 2024

St. Dymphna converted to Postmoderism (Back view) , 2024

St. Dympna converted to Postmoderism, 2024

The Immaculate injection, 2024

Clozapine: Not my fucking miracle, a chemical lobotomy. No thank you!, 2023

Clozapine: Not my fucking miracle, a chemical lobotomy. No thank you!, 2023

DISCOMFORT: A Portrait of Psychosis, 2023

DISCOMFORT: A portrait of Psychosis, 2023

Flourish , 2023

I was in danger of vanishing, 2023

She was in danger of vanishing, 2023

The (G) generally (F) Fucked) ward, 2023

The cerebral intimacies of Bedlam, 2023

Unquiet Heart, 2023

We are in danger if vanishing, 2023

"Imaginations battle with the Beelzebul of Neuroscience.", 2022

Matisse Heart, 2022

Medusa's Hysteria in Freuds bathtub , 2022

Nurses and Patient at Our Ladys Asylum, Cork 1960 , 2022

Persephone's pursuit for Therapy , 2022

The Mercy Chair, 2022

Fins Wake, 2021

Gramophone Heart , 2021

Ogham Text , 2021

Orchestra Synesthesia , 2021

Whale conjuring typewriter , 2020

Non, je ne regrette rien , 2020

Portrait of Edna O'Brien , 2020

The lyricism of Lazarus , 2020

In my view, close your eyes, 2019

An croí anaithnid, 2019

Inside winter's eyes, 2019

Mass Hallucinations: Protest Psychosis, 2019

Portrait of Niamh , 2019

Self portrait if i survived the 1920's, 2019

Seraphine, 2019

The dream state of Shandon Bells, Cork City, 2019

Bernard, 2018

Honesty part 1 , 2018

Estate of mind, 2017

No imagination can imagine a cell, 2017

The body remembers, 2017

Urban Daydreamer, 2017

Be dangerous and dream in this shithole, 2016

Narcissus preying , 2016

Portrait of Olga Runciman, 2016

I hear asylums , 2013

A quite day on the ward, 2008

Chekhov's tree, 2024
Ethereal Elvis, 2024
Liliths twisted, 2024
Sam Clague , 2024
Shell shock, 2024
St. Dymphna converted to Postmoderism (Back view) , 2024
St. Dympna converted to Postmoderism, 2024
The Immaculate injection, 2024
Clozapine: Not my fucking miracle, a chemical lobotomy. No thank you!, 2023
Clozapine: Not my fucking miracle, a chemical lobotomy. No thank you!, 2023
DISCOMFORT: A Portrait of Psychosis, 2023
DISCOMFORT: A portrait of Psychosis, 2023
Flourish , 2023
I was in danger of vanishing, 2023
She was in danger of vanishing, 2023
The (G) generally (F) Fucked) ward, 2023
The cerebral intimacies of Bedlam, 2023
Unquiet Heart, 2023
We are in danger if vanishing, 2023
"Imaginations battle with the Beelzebul of Neuroscience.", 2022
Matisse Heart, 2022
Medusa's Hysteria in Freuds bathtub , 2022
Nurses and Patient at Our Ladys Asylum, Cork 1960 , 2022
Persephone's pursuit for Therapy , 2022
The Mercy Chair, 2022
Fins Wake, 2021
Gramophone Heart , 2021
Ogham Text , 2021
Orchestra Synesthesia , 2021
Whale conjuring typewriter , 2020
Non, je ne regrette rien , 2020
Portrait of Edna O'Brien , 2020
The lyricism of Lazarus , 2020
In my view, close your eyes, 2019
An croí anaithnid, 2019
Inside winter's eyes, 2019
Mass Hallucinations: Protest Psychosis, 2019
Portrait of Niamh , 2019
Self portrait if i survived the 1920's, 2019
Seraphine, 2019
The dream state of Shandon Bells, Cork City, 2019
Bernard, 2018
Honesty part 1 , 2018
Estate of mind, 2017
No imagination can imagine a cell, 2017
The body remembers, 2017
Urban Daydreamer, 2017
Be dangerous and dream in this shithole, 2016
Narcissus preying , 2016
Portrait of Olga Runciman, 2016
I hear asylums , 2013
A quite day on the ward, 2008

Chekhov's tree, 2024

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