Gallery

A figure stands alone in an open meadow.
The sun shines but the rain pours down.
He struggles to dry himself.

DVD/ 2006/ Black & White/ Approx 7 min's
Music by Nico Brown
Work in Progress

A match is lit, a leap of faith, a physical step, deliberate!
Smoke rises slowly, intoxicating and unholy, the angel
begins to almost breathe fire as it looks peacefully at us, accepting its
fate. We are helpless. The angel is being burned. Our faith is
questioned.Is this a vision of hell or the beginning of a new life?
A lonely beach, the ocean takes the angel, breaking it like
a shipwreck.It comes apart and floats out to sea and is washed up on the
beach.Is this a hellish act of destruction or is it a heavenly
cleansing? Earlier in the film we have become acquainted with these
beautiful creatures, their faces so innocent and calming.
We have felt their loss, sad to lose them, but are left with
a feeling of hope and comfort.

DVD/ Colour/ 9 mins 26 secs
Shoot: Chris Reina, Edited: Chris Hurley, Music: Nico Brown
Screened:

Maurice began by asking women for a pair of knickers for an
installation. After a press frenzy on the project, Maurice received
knickers from women in USA, Canada, Australia, UK and all over Ireland.
The project was envisaged as a giant washing line over the
Ha'penny Bridge in Dublin connecting North and South. The Dublin Public
Works refused permission for the work stating it would have a negative
effect. A selection of the work was exhibited in Clare-Morris Open
Submission.

Materials: knickers, letters, photos and drawings
Size: variable

Collaboration with Nico Brown
"In the event of my death i would like the world cremated and its ashes scattered over me"
An installation based on the words of Nico Brown after
working together over a year.

Materials used included: human hair, wood, concrete,
television,
photography, letter magnets, lipstick, toys, signage, leaves
and a
whole lot of fun.

A pseudonym created by the artist and exhibited under the
name of Dalton Moore. The work is dark.

Materials are charcoal, pencil, ink, pastel, paint - all
black
on paper and canvas.
Dimensions: various

Maurice has been creating line drawings now for the past 2
decades. There are thousands of these images, largely figurative.

The artist and friends kissed pieces of paper and planted
these kisses along with camomile. The work slowly grows over time.....

Materials: plastic, soil, camomile, wire, kissed paper,
lipstick.
Dimensions: variable.

We are taken on a winter's journey with these Little men.

Slide Projection with music by Nico Brown