About

It’s here… The Clydaghscope Sessions. Album available to buy/download here. Making this Album was one of the most pleasurable experiences in life, working with some of the most talented and beautiful people on the Earth 😉

Gearóid Ó Duinnín is a talented Irish artist and musician with a unique style. He is known for his vibrant and expressive paintings, often featuring landscapes and nature scenes. His work has been exhibited in various galleries and has gained recognition for its beauty and originality.
In addition to his artistic pursuits, Ó Duinnín is also a talented musician. He plays guitar and has performed at various venues in Ireland. His music often reflects his love of the blues and traditional Irish folk music, and his performances are known for their energy and passion.
Ó Duinnín’s work is a testament to his creativity and talent. His paintings and music are both beautiful and thought-provoking, and they offer a glimpse into the rich cultural heritage of Ireland.
 
 
Key aspects of his work:
  • Abstract expressionism: His paintings often feature bold colors, energetic brushstrokes, and layered textures.
  • Irish heritage: Ó Duinnín’s work draws inspiration from the Irish landscape and culture, often incorporating elements of Celtic mythology and folklore.
  • Solo exhibitions: He has held numerous solo exhibitions in Ireland and internationally, showcasing his artistic talent.
 
 

In December 2017 Gearóid was a guest designer on Gleasta chun Feasta, Tg4’s Fashion programme.

Gearóid was featured as one of the artists, in the film ‘From The Land of Mhúscraí’ which was premiered at the Cork Film Festival in November 2016 and subsequently shown at Junction Arts festival and Kerry Film Festival 2017.

In February 2016,  Gearóid also featured on Imeall, TG4’s flagship arts programme when they visited him at his home in the Cork/Kerry mountains.

‘ Full of colour and rich in imagination. If you like art, you will love his work…Carnegie Arts.

100 shows not to be missed’…The Irish Times.

‘A man who’s accidentally landed just where he wants to be’…….The Kerryman.

‘A riot of texture and color’…The Evening Echo.

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