Undergrowth

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‘Undergrowth’ is a silver and walnut centrepiece by Cara Murphy.

Movable candles and silver grasses come together in this sculptural centrepiece that invites interaction and personal arrangement. Inspired by the Irish landscape, the piece appears to ‘grow’ from the table – its organic forms echoing the untamed vitality of undergrowth. Like nature, it is never static: the user becomes a collaborator, rearranging the elements to create a living composition.

Materials: silver, walnut and candles.

Measurements: 25 x 36cm.

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Artist Bio

Cara Murphy is a silversmith based in County Down, who works mainly to commission and exhibits her silverware internationally. Her silver tableware is represented in many national and international, public and private collections including the Goldsmiths’ Company Collection, The Silver Trust Collection at Downing Street, the Arts Council of Northern Ireland, the Ulster Museum, the National Museum of Ireland, the Office of Public Works in Ireland, the Shipley Art Gallery in Newcastle Upon Tyne, Aberdeen Art Gallery, the Arts Council an Chomhairle Ealaoin, the Irish Embassy Collection, the Pearson Silver Collection, and the Royal College of Art.

Cara is a QEST scholar and a Freeman of the Worshipful Company of Goldsmiths. She is a selected member of Contemporary British Silversmiths, an Associate Academician of the Royal Ulster Academy, and a selected maker of the Design & Crafts Council Ireland’s Irish Craft Portfolio.