Bio
Rachel Enright Murphy is an artist from Dublin, Ireland. She makes text-based artworks using video, sound, performance and printed material. Her work creates semantic or phonetic experiments that act as intimate misreadings of legal agreements, documented events and scientific papers. She often collaborates with others through theatrical scripting and production practices to explore autonomy, spectatorship and sexual subjectivity.
Rachel is a Residential Awardee of Firestation artist Studios (2026/27) and the Graduate Resident for Temple Bar Gallery + Studios (2025/26). Previous exhibitions, residencies and performances include: Clerical Error in Ormond Studios (2025), SIM Reykjavik (2024), and Fly Floor in The Complex Gallery (2023). She holds a BA in Fine Art Media from the National College of Art and Design and her practice is supported by the Arts Council of Ireland.
Rachel is a Residential Awardee of Firestation artist Studios (2026/27) and the Graduate Resident for Temple Bar Gallery + Studios (2025/26). Previous exhibitions, residencies and performances include: Clerical Error in Ormond Studios (2025), SIM Reykjavik (2024), and Fly Floor in The Complex Gallery (2023). She holds a BA in Fine Art Media from the National College of Art and Design and her practice is supported by the Arts Council of Ireland.