How the beach became a canvas for sand artist Seán Corcoran 

Seán Corcoran was looking for a new art form when a clifftop view caught his eye and sparked an idea
How the beach became a canvas for sand artist Seán Corcoran 

Sand artist Sean Corcoran and his piece for Fáilte Ireland at Kilmurrin Cove

Environmental artist Seán Corcoran couldn’t live in a better location when it comes to practising his craft. He and his wife Miranda run The Art Hand, an art gallery, studio and workshop situated halfway between Tramore and Dungarvan, in the heart of Waterford’s picturesque Copper Coast. 

Corcoran has moved through different mediums throughout his career, from interior design using recycled materials to working with stained glass and mosaics. 

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