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Nenagh Arts Centre
The Cystic Fibrosis Awareness Art Project, an exhibition by Dominic Murphy, will launch on Thursday January 15 at 6pm in the Nenagh Arts Centre.
The exhibition will run from January 12 until January 30 and is free to attend.
Dominic Murphy’s evocative works blend pastels and pencils to offer a personal insight into the daily life of someone with Cystic Fibrosis (CF).
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Through his sensitive use of mixed media, Dominic seeks to raise awareness, foster understanding, and celebrate the resilience found in navigating a complex health journey.
In contrast to this, Dominic is also showcasing a more light hearted imaginative side to his work; his ability to find joy and escapism through creative expression.
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