The Gap of Dunloe by Superfolk. 70x70cm
The Gap of Dunloe by Superfolk. 70x70cm
SUPERFOLK SAYS:
“This is a summer of holidaying close to home. In celebration of Ireland's twisting and turning rural roads and our damp misty landscape, we are launching a new photographic print. This is an image that evokes memories of summer holidays in Ireland.”
Gearoid
DETAILS:
Original photograph by Superfolk. Available online exclusively.
Size 70×70 cm / 27.6×27.6 in
Printing Technique: C-TYPE
Paperweight: 231gsm
Texture: smooth
Paper tone: Bright white
Finish: Slight sheen/Satin
Other: Delivered in a cardboard postal tube.
Frame not included.
The personal story behind this photograph:
“As a child, I remember asking my father why roads were not built in straight lines. Why, I asked, did they twist and turn? Sometimes roads even doubled back on themselves.
Ah that classic child’s question… but why?
But to me, as a young child, Ireland’s twisting and turning roads seemed unnecessarily complicated. My father explained patiently that the course a road takes is one of negotiation. A road has many aspects to be considered, he explained, all of differing weights of influence….
