Looking East, Clontarf Seafront - Sinéad Woods dublin This circular piece set at

This circular piece set at the iconic Dollymount Bathing shelters

The detailing in the architecture is meticulous

Growing amongst the wild clover and forget-me-nots this orchid needs a particular type of fungi to grow and botanists have found that this is linked to the underground root system of birch trees

I can only imagine the surprise when a visitor realises that the structure that looks like a single room is all illusion

“I liked the idea of doing a portrait of Dublin from Dublin Bay from the Aviva to Croke Park with lots in between

Looking East, Clontarf Seafront - Sinéad Woods dublin This circular piece set atYou cant miss this guy as you walk, run or cycle along the seafront in Clontarf. This Easter Island Moai figure stands tall in his exotic presence against the backdrop of pastel painted victorian houses. The sculpture is a replica of an ancient Easter Island Head, sculpted using volcanic stone from Easter Island, and was gifted to Dublin by the Chilean government in 2004. He stands tall and looks east oblivious to us all. Printed to museum quality