Based in Cork, Camilla’s work is informed by frequent stays on the western edges of Ireland. Her practice is interdisciplinary, encompassing sound art, drawing, printmaking, and assemblage. She explores themes of collective memories, concealment, cognitive dissonance, intergenerational trauma, and epigenetics.
Recent projects include “OUT OF PLACE,” a three-person show at Gallery Wolf & Galentz in Berlin, featuring immersive sound and letterpress with etching, and a two-person show at Asna Gallery in 2022, featuring an interdisciplinary installation. In 2020, her sound piece “Wordsteps” won the Dublin County Award for Heritage Week.
Camilla’s fine art prints are held in public and private collections. She has received arts awards from the Irish Arts Council and DLR Co. Co., and is a member of the Graphic Studio Dublin and Cork Printmakers. She completed an MFA in 2018 at the National College of Art & Design, Dublin, and has been selected for numerous artist residencies, including the Tyrone Guthrie Centre, Greywood Arts and Aras Eanna (2024), Limerick Printmakers (2020), and Cill Rialaig (2021, 2020, 2015).
Camilla is also a member of Print Network Ireland Peer Crit Group, VAI Professional, CATALYST Belfast, Ormston House Limerick, Representation Graphic Studio Dublin Gallery, SO Fine Art Editions Gallery, member of PRAXIS Union for Artists in Ireland and TANGENT TCD.
