Gallery Zozimus

If your gaff is looking a bit too serious, it’s time to call in a professional to save you from the blandness.
Karolina Di Duca is an award-winning artist who has recently returned from exhibiting her work in Korea and Barcelona. Karolina makes hyper-vibrant mixed-media paintings that are absolutely bursting with life. Her stunning mixed media horses and alcohol ink critters are beautifully painted, pop with colour and have more character than a Moore Street dealer!

They’ll instantly brighten up any room and give your walls some actual personality, so stop sleeping on it and pop into Gallery Zozimus and grab one for a steal.

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I think I look the part and that fee seems reasonable!! 😁😁

Big thank you to who let me have a go on his pottery wheel yesterday on my quick visit to Sligo. I'll definitely be trying more of that it was so much fun.

***spoiler alert: I am not a master potter and will not be holding classes in Zozimus


Ian Carty Art

Artist Kira O’Brien celebrates the feminine form through richly decorative techniques, creating a work that is both expressive and beautifully crafted. One of these lovely ladies has already been rehomed so only one left.

Eleanor Swan enjoyed the challenge of perfecting a new technique for our recent exhibition, which she intends to bring into her future work. She embraced a paper clay technique to create this dramatic floral piece in striking black and white porcelain.

Elizabeth Petcu’s latest piece is delicate and dreamlike, telling the story of a floating Eastern city through porcelain, lustre and gold.

Shauna McCann’s utilitarian pots are anything but ordinary. A step away from her more recognised work, these pots created for our exhibition 'And Now for Something Completely Different' are highly decorated, tactile pieces that celebrate both function and craft.

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Brendan Ryan returns to painting with a new version of his ceramic piece, translating its sculptural qualities into paint and colour. The piece is a rich, dark landscape that draws you in. Pop by the gallery to see both the ceramic and painting that it inspired.

Michael Moore’s latest work takes medieval stone reliefs known as Sheelagh Na Gigs and combines 3D Printing with tradition ceramic building to produce striking new ceramic work, rich with character and an intriguing sense of history.

Dave McLoughlin’s monolithic vessel made for our recent ceramic show, places texture and structure at the forefront. He has created a powerful and imposing tactile ceramic form.




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Sonja Guenther’s roundels showcase her mastery of tree-bark texture, beautifully contrasted with vivid, fluid-like glazes. A stunning entry to our recent ceramic show.
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