Rachel Enright-Murphy is a visual artist
whose work combines moving image, sound, performance and printed material with text. From these, she explores textual error and ambiguity as an artistic practice -
confronting the boundaries and inadequacies of written, as opposed to spoken, language. She often creates intimate narratives within formal or bureaucratic structures as she draws from a range of documentary sources - scientific papers, historical and legal testimony - to examine the production of identity, objective truth and collective experience.
Rachel graduated from NCAD in 2022 with a BA in Fine Art Media with Critical Cultures. Recent engagements include: Clerical Error (2025) - a solo show in the Ormond Project Space, participating in SIM Residency, Reykjavik (2024) and a group show in Kunstverein Ars Avanti, Leipzig (2023). She has performed her audio piece MouthSounds in the Complex Gallery in Dublin (2023) and in Unit 44, Dublin (2022). She is a recipient of an Arts Council Agility Award (2024), Dun Laoghaire Rathdown Emerging Artist Bursary (2024) and General Artist Grant (2023). Currently, she is an organizing member of Ormond Studios - an artist-run studio and exhibition space in Dublin city centre.
Rachel graduated from NCAD in 2022 with a BA in Fine Art Media with Critical Cultures. Recent engagements include: Clerical Error (2025) - a solo show in the Ormond Project Space, participating in SIM Residency, Reykjavik (2024) and a group show in Kunstverein Ars Avanti, Leipzig (2023). She has performed her audio piece MouthSounds in the Complex Gallery in Dublin (2023) and in Unit 44, Dublin (2022). She is a recipient of an Arts Council Agility Award (2024), Dun Laoghaire Rathdown Emerging Artist Bursary (2024) and General Artist Grant (2023). Currently, she is an organizing member of Ormond Studios - an artist-run studio and exhibition space in Dublin city centre.