Adrienne Geoghegan creates a whole new realm of possibility with improbable materials and found objects. Although her mixed media assemblages are created with fragments of everyday discarded objects, the final work transcends the original purpose of these objects. Surfaces, often boxes are painted to become, in effect, a three dimensional canvas to ‘accommodate’ her objects. Adrienne re-purposes and unifies the components into complex compositions to convey their significance. A reoccurring theme is disorientation: being lost, undecipherable maps, enigmatic strangers, perhaps a metaphor for not knowing where one belongs? These shrine like assemblages are often presented with ambiguity and humour.
- ‘Pimped’ drawers. Resin, acrylic, paper, found objects.
- Mixed media assemblage.
- Box Art, assemblage, found objects.
- Box Art, assemblage, found objects
- ‘Arsenic’ at Elements’ Exhibition in Science Gallery 2011
- Mixed Media: wood, acrylic and resin, miniature objects
- Wood, acrylic, glitter, paper.
- Mixed media assemblage: old apothecary drawer and vintage medical labels
- ‘Pimped’ drawers: collage acrylic and resin.
- Assemblage, mixed media
- Assemblage, mixedmedia
- Assemblage, mixed Media
- Assemblage, mixedmedia
- Assemblage, mixedmedia













