Aoife Ní Dhuinn

Aoife Ní Dhuinn is a visual artist from Clondalkin, Dublin . Through sculpture, drawing and image making, her work is concerned with big/small feelings, and peculiar aspects of modern culture. Using materials like wood, ceramics and pencil drawings, her practice reflects on the absurdities of modern life (the internet, being a teenager in ur 20s and learning how to drive). Alongside her personal practice, Aoife Ní Dhuinn maintains a collaborative practice with artist Falon Weaver since 2021. Through a shared interest in existentialist thought, internet culture, and material exploration, their practice adopts a broad range of processes including concrete casting, ceramic sculpture, making memes and going for walks.

Aoife is co-founder of After School Special, an expanded critique society for emerging artists. The group meets monthly to share and discuss work, review exhibitions and texts and provide general peer support. The group is currently co-chaired by Ní Dhuinn and artist Jack O’ Meara.

Solo exhibitions include Hair Pin Bends Platform Arts, Belfast, (2026). Select group shows include Right Here/ Right Now, Rua Red, Dublin, (2025); Synthetic Artifacts, The Complex X Hardware, Dublin (2025); Email Shaped Clouds, Ormond Artists’ Studios (2023). Select projects include Transatlantic Conversation He(arts): Muine Bheag Arts Radio, Episode 6, in collaboration with Falon Weaver. Aoife Ní Dhuinn’s practice has received support from South Dublin County Council Bursary (2025), Arts Council of Ireland Agility Award in 2023 and 2024.