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Visitors to the Festival can watch Imogen Stafford create one of her unique wire sculptures on the wonderful public space that is the Plaza.

Imogen Stafford, from Wexford, began her career in sculpting after a spell in art college in 1986. She served an apprenticeship with Séamus Furlong who believed that one must learn anatomy as a stepping stone to sculpting successfully. Imogen mastered the wax process and produced many pieces of work for exhibitions. She was awarded a gold medal for her display of Roses at Bloom 2016 and her work has been displayed at the Sculpture in Context Exhibition at The Botanic Gardens, Glasnevin. Her preferred materials to work with are chicken wire and straw, willow, bark, ivy and lime mortar.

You can see Imogen at work on:

• Friday 21st 3-7pm
• Saturday 22nd 11-1pm and 2-4pm
• Sunday 23rd 11-1pm