Landscapes and portraits from the boglands of the mid-West. Originally from Northern Ireland, photographic artist Simon Burch worked in London for 8 years before moving to Dublin in 1996 to establish a studio. Since then, he has staged exhibitions of his personal work as an invited artist in RHA, along with other solo and group shows. The recipient of numerous international awards (EPICA inclusion on two occasions and AOP Silver for his portraiture), Burch was recently commissioned by the Regional Cultural Centre in Donegal to produce a new body of work as part of their imaging Donegal‚ Residency.

 

Landscapes and portraits from the boglands of the mid-West. Originally from Northern Ireland, photographic artist Simon Burch worked in London for 8 years before moving to Dublin in 1996 to establish a studio. Since then, he has staged exhibitions of his personal work as an invited artist in RHA, along with other solo and group shows. The recipient of numerous international awards (EPICA inclusion on two occasions and AOP Silver for his portraiture), Burch was recently commissioned by the Regional Cultural Centre in Donegal to produce a new body of work as part of their imaging Donegal‚ Residency.

 

Landscapes and portraits from the boglands of the mid-West. Originally from Northern Ireland, photographic artist Simon Burch worked in London for 8 years before moving to Dublin in 1996 to establish a studio. Since then, he has staged exhibitions of his personal work as an invited artist in RHA, along with other solo and group shows. The recipient of numerous international awards (EPICA inclusion on two occasions and AOP Silver for his portraiture), Burch was recently commissioned by the Regional Cultural Centre in Donegal to produce a new body of work as part of their imaging Donegal‚ Residency.

 

Landscapes and portraits from the boglands of the mid-West. Originally from Northern Ireland, photographic artist Simon Burch worked in London for 8 years before moving to Dublin in 1996 to establish a studio. Since then, he has staged exhibitions of his personal work as an invited artist in RHA, along with other solo and group shows. The recipient of numerous international awards (EPICA inclusion on two occasions and AOP Silver for his portraiture), Burch was recently commissioned by the Regional Cultural Centre in Donegal to produce a new body of work as part of their imaging Donegal‚ Residency.

 

Landscapes and portraits from the boglands of the mid-West. Originally from Northern Ireland, photographic artist Simon Burch worked in London for 8 years before moving to Dublin in 1996 to establish a studio. Since then, he has staged exhibitions of his personal work as an invited artist in RHA, along with other solo and group shows. The recipient of numerous international awards (EPICA inclusion on two occasions and AOP Silver for his portraiture), Burch was recently commissioned by the Regional Cultural Centre in Donegal to produce a new body of work as part of their imaging Donegal‚ Residency.

 

Landscapes and portraits from the boglands of the mid-West. Originally from Northern Ireland, photographic artist Simon Burch worked in London for 8 years before moving to Dublin in 1996 to establish a studio. Since then, he has staged exhibitions of his personal work as an invited artist in RHA, along with other solo and group shows. The recipient of numerous international awards (EPICA inclusion on two occasions and AOP Silver for his portraiture), Burch was recently commissioned by the Regional Cultural Centre in Donegal to produce a new body of work as part of their imaging Donegal‚ Residency.

 

Landscapes and portraits from the boglands of the mid-West. Originally from Northern Ireland, photographic artist Simon Burch worked in London for 8 years before moving to Dublin in 1996 to establish a studio. Since then, he has staged exhibitions of his personal work as an invited artist in RHA, along with other solo and group shows. The recipient of numerous international awards (EPICA inclusion on two occasions and AOP Silver for his portraiture), Burch was recently commissioned by the Regional Cultural Centre in Donegal to produce a new body of work as part of their imaging Donegal‚ Residency.

 

Landscapes and portraits from the boglands of the mid-West. Originally from Northern Ireland, photographic artist Simon Burch worked in London for 8 years before moving to Dublin in 1996 to establish a studio. Since then, he has staged exhibitions of his personal work as an invited artist in RHA, along with other solo and group shows. The recipient of numerous international awards (EPICA inclusion on two occasions and AOP Silver for his portraiture), Burch was recently commissioned by the Regional Cultural Centre in Donegal to produce a new body of work as part of their imaging Donegal‚ Residency.

 

Landscapes and portraits from the boglands of the mid-West. Originally from Northern Ireland, photographic artist Simon Burch worked in London for 8 years before moving to Dublin in 1996 to establish a studio. Since then, he has staged exhibitions of his personal work as an invited artist in RHA, along with other solo and group shows. The recipient of numerous international awards (EPICA inclusion on two occasions and AOP Silver for his portraiture), Burch was recently commissioned by the Regional Cultural Centre in Donegal to produce a new body of work as part of their imaging Donegal‚ Residency.

 

Landscapes and portraits from the boglands of the mid-West. Originally from Northern Ireland, photographic artist Simon Burch worked in London for 8 years before moving to Dublin in 1996 to establish a studio. Since then, he has staged exhibitions of his personal work as an invited artist in RHA, along with other solo and group shows. The recipient of numerous international awards (EPICA inclusion on two occasions and AOP Silver for his portraiture), Burch was recently commissioned by the Regional Cultural Centre in Donegal to produce a new body of work as part of their imaging Donegal‚ Residency.