Description
The 32nd drawing in a sequence of drawings exploring the Irish language in modern and futuristic places/ architecture. It’s an A4 size, portrait, packaged in a protected sleeve and posted in a ‘do not bend’, hard back envelope.
Seo an 32ú tarraingt sa tsraith seo atá ag taiscéaladh an Ghaeilge mar theanga in áiteanna agus ailtireacht atá nua-aimseartha agus todhchaíoch. Tá sé A4, portráid agus bíonn sé curtha amach i gcluadach le ‘ná lúb’ scríofa air.
Is Ailtire óg as Doire é Tom Cosgrove a chruthaíonn sé íomhánna d’áiteanna samhlaithe atá tumtha sa Ghaeilge. Is é fath an chuid is mó de na líníochtaí seo ná an chuma a bheadh ar an teanga a léiriú in áiteanna atá ann cheana féin nach bhfuil an teanga forleithne.
Tom Cosgrove is a young Architect from Derry who produces imagery of imagined places immersed in the Irish language. The focus of the most of these drawings is to depict what the language could look like in existing places where the language is not prevalent.
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