Since graduating fom the National College of Art and Design, in Dublin, where she studied glass, Suzannah's work has been exhibited throughout the country and abroad and has been purchased by respected art collectors including the National Museum of Ireland. In 2004 she won the Golden Fleece Award, for her sculpture in glass and concrete and have since set up her own studio in her home town of Galway.

Primarily working with the medium of sculpture and installation, my practice is influenced by constructed spaces, light and architecture. I am particularly interested in the point, where imagined spaces come into existence, creating endless possibilities within that moment. Architects propose idealised spaces, some of
which will never take physical form but remain a suggested alternative, constantly questioning that which exists in its place. I am interested in the potential of these transient spaces, where utopian structures can exist outside the politics of reality.
My work proposes imagined and idealised spaces and structures which exist as a stand alone piece or as an
alternative structure within an existing space. Simple minimalist forms create a phenomenological experience
for the viewer and offer an alternative to the distractions of modern life, creating a moment to contemplate possibility. … Read More