ORLAINBERLIN
January 2019
Group Exhibition
Morning chosen to be featured in the What's New This Week Collection on Saatchi Art's homepage. You can see the collection here:
September 2018
Featured in the From Point to Point promotional video by BBuzzArt
I am an Irish artist dividing my time between Cornamona, Co. Galway, Ireland and Berlin, Germany.
Having completed a degree in History of Art at Trinity College Dublin in 1999, I worked and traveled around the world for 14 years before moving to Germany to focus on my art full-time.
‘Pale blue clouds, pink stained skies and the soft line where the air meets the land and sea…’
My paintings are inspired by my native west of Ireland and the many other lands traveled since. W.B. Yeats, Patrick Kavanagh, Paul Henry and Georgia O'Keefe are some of the poets and artists I am influenced by and draw inspiration from.
I pay tribute to our world, painting representational and re-imagined landscapes.
3 of my works hang in the HSE Corporate Finance Center, Irish Government Buildings, Dublin, Ireland.
Visits to my studio are welcome. Please email or call for an appointment.
Irish Studio: Cluinbruin, Cornamona, Co. Galway, Ireland.
Berlin Studio: Wüs Atelier & Gallery, Kaiserin-Augusta-Allee 47, 10589 Berlin.
Telephone: 0049 151 64551371
Email: orfhlaith.egan@gmail.com
October 2017 - December 2018
3 Painters
Ongoing group exhibition at Freyer Marktforschung, Joachimsthalerstr. 10, 10719 Berlin
January 2017
Lough Coirib featured in CANVAS: a blog by Saatchi Art
June 2018
Kunstfestival Ortstermin 18: Hoch hinaus!
Group Show, Atelier Artacta
Featured on the Artists Inspire Artists Blog, July 2019
Exhibitions, Awards & Mentions
Artist info
August 2017
Solo exhibition
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June 2018
Oberbaumbrücke Group Exhibition, Berlin
Lough Coirib 2016
100x70cm
acrylic paint and copper panel on canvas
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October 2018
Featured by BBuzzArt: An Artist's Perspective
The Sea, The Sky
featured in BBuzzArt's September 2018 Curator's pick
April/May 2018
Solo exhibition
Curator's pick: What kinds of lines have you drawn?
By Bo ryung, Rhee
We keep drawing new lines. We draw lines between people. We follow the lines on the streets. We continue to draw the lines in the air or on paper until we meet our destination. Lines which could portray you or me and mountains or sea. Shaky lines; broken and reconnected lines; overlapping and erased lines; or strong as faith yet uncertain lines; corrected and redone lines. The lines artists draw reveal their worries and the meanings behind the lines in a solid form. Line itself is a track of life. What kinds of lines have they been drawing today living under the same sky? And what kinds of lines have you drawn today? I hope your life and the lines you have drawn will merge like a piece of painting...