Bob Speers and the Quiet Magic of Ireland’s Bogs

In a room filled with timber, peat, and light, artworks hung on walls are more like fragments of the land itself – weathered, breathing, and alive with memory.

Faith and Colour: The Genuine Art of Beverley Healy

In her imaginative work, paint becomes prayer – a meditation on trust, surrender, and creation, where colour and stillness meet to form something transcendent.

Ruairi Mooney on Creativity, Practice & the Search for Authentic Art

From the North Coast to the Canvas: a journey of resilience, daily practice, and the slow discovery of an authentic artistic voice.

From Trauma Wards to Ceramics: Denise McAuley’s Authentic Creative Journey

From the trauma wards of the Royal to the shoreline of Cushendall, Denise creates small-batch ceramics that carry memory, resilience, & the rhythms of the sea.

Bookbinding by Hand and Heart: Rosanne’s Genuine Creative Practice

A gentle studio rooted in books, trees, and tradition – Rosanne shares her quiet craft and the slow rewilding of land and skills across seasons.

Corrina Askin on Illustration, Imagination, and Irish Myth

A Dreamer’s Practice: Corrina Askin on Storytelling, Sketchbooks, Forest Walks, Forgotten Words, and the Spirit of Place

Stars, Seeds & Signage: The Authentic Ecological Imagination of Enagh Farrell

A Dublin-based illustrator exploring the quiet power of plants, stars, and stories – reframing how we see nature, one nettle, sign, or skyward glance at a time.

Nature as Muse: The Authentic World of Eimear Maguire

Belfast-based artist Eimear Maguire shares how daily walks, natural rhythms, and quiet rituals shape her hand-painted work – and why nature, for her, is both subject and sanctuary.