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 -
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 documents - 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. In 2025 she was awarded the Temple Bar Graduate Residency and the Pan Pan 12th International Mentorship with Caden Manson. Other 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). Her practice has been supported by a Visual Arts Bursary (2025) and a Agility Award (2024) from the Arts Council and an Emerging Artist Bursary (2024) and General Artist Grant (2023) from Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council.
Rachel graduated from NCAD in 2022 with a BA in Fine Art Media with Critical Cultures. In 2025 she was awarded the Temple Bar Graduate Residency and the Pan Pan 12th International Mentorship with Caden Manson. Other 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). Her practice has been supported by a Visual Arts Bursary (2025) and a Agility Award (2024) from the Arts Council and an Emerging Artist Bursary (2024) and General Artist Grant (2023) from Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council.