Reading, Writing, Rambling. In the space beneath the stairs,. Lurk the demons of my life. They feed on twisted dreams. Waiting for me to scream. You can follow my ramblings on Twitter.

First haunts on Open Street Map! February 16, 2015. As part of an assignment I undertook to map my local neighbourhood on Open Street Map. As a newcomer to Open Street Map, I used the IDEditor to enter in some building perimetres, walkways and points around my locality. I also entered in a few establishments downtown which I have had connections with in the past and presently. For example The Long Valley Bar.

Languid meanderings in a digital undergrowth. Do I forge ahead with the optimistic idea I initially proposed? My intent was to explore the interaction of the symbiotic relationship between the wealthy Anglo-Irish landowners and the more identifiable but historically under-represented tenants and servants.

What brought me to the Alice Curtayne Project. Century, she accomplished this while raising a family,which was no mean feat when we consider that support structures for working women with families were poor in mid 20th century Ireland. I laid the books flat on a prepared surface and ensured adequate lighting from above and photographed each book and plate from directly above to ensure no shadow or shine interference. I processed the digital photographs by adjusting the light and contras.

Seo hé an chéad ríomhleabhar atá curtha ar líne agam go dtí seo. Is é atá ann ná páipéar ar thug mé é do Chomhdháil Bhliantúil 2014 Chumann Múinteoirí Teangacha Ceilteacha Mheiriceá Thuaidh ar thús an tsamhraidh.

Digital Humanities, Participatory Culture and Popculture. A history of me in five computers. History and Theory of Digital Art. The purpose of this project was to position the depth and visible unity of a webpage as work of art. Inspired by the growing prevalence of. Advertising this piece attempts to ask the viewer to re-evaluate what they are seeing. To look deeper to find meaning and to inspire movement.

Culture in the Digital Age. The museum says no! January 9, 2015. Two related articles in the art press this month prompted reflection and cast light on the direction my dissertation project might take. The first was the opening of an exhibition in the Irish Museum of Modern Art of the Irish artist Duncan Campbell.