Artist

Paul Mosse

Paul Mosse is one of the most individualistic artists working in Ireland.  His working style has no comparison in Irish Art but compares more with the laboriousness of Leonardo Drew’s casts and constructions or the fragile accretions of everything from food to dust to birdseed of Dieter Roth’s Islands, to name two distant references. All three artists work with found, at times biodegradable, everyday detritus.  All three invite the viewer to suspend prejudice towards ordinary, even useless materials and to watch instead the transformation of the mean into the monumental with such expressive force as to alter one’s acceptance of where the art starts and the ordinary finishes.

• Paul Mosse
• Untitled (PMP80) (2007)
• Mixed media

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