Éabha Campbell is a queer Irish artist from County Down. Campbell studied Fine Art at Belfast School of Art, specialising in traditional oil painting and the expanded practice of sound-based performance and video installation. Campbell is the recipient of the Catalyst Arts Graduate Award, the PS² Graduate Award, as well as the Royale Arcade People’s Choice Award and has exhibited both nationally and internationally. Campbell’s work explores the abject, and the intersection of abjection and queer identity. Her work integrates a variety of sensory material, including auditory, olfactory, visual, and cutaneous elements, exploring the contiguity of attraction and repulsion, the weird and the grotesque. Their recent body of work ‘MUSCA DEPICTA’ involves a variety of methods and processes, incorporating analogue synthesisers, oil paint, and biological matter, deconstructing and transforming images and sound.

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