Caoimhín Gaffney: 'I actually think Ireland is very supportive of artists such as myself'

Caoimhín Gaffney's exhibition at Uillinn in Skibbereen explores issues around the crises in biodiversity and mental health 
Caoimhín Gaffney: 'I actually think Ireland is very supportive of artists such as myself'

Caoimhín Gaffney pictured filming for some of the artworks that feature in the All At Once Collapsing Together exhibition in Skibbereen. 

Caoimhín Gaffney has just moved back to Dublin city after an 18-month stay at their late grandfather’s farmhouse in Cavan, living close to nature while consumed in an artistic practice that includes film, photography and the written word.

Gaffney’s concern for the environment is reflected in the title of their exhibition — All At Once Collapsing Together — which has just opened at Uillinn: West Cork Arts Centre in Skibbereen.

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