David Dunne’s work manifests in the interconnection between art, nature, science and technology, Dunne’s practice embraces Installation, Sculpture, Photography, Video and Live art. The primary aesthetic is through expropriation, entropy and recontextualization.
His work has been influenced by the Arte Povera movement in making site-specific interventions evolving from ideas of entropy and the human condition. In recent work Dunne has developed an ongoing project on the South coast of Morocco, documenting the social, ecological and architectural structures of the Amazigh Haha tribe in the region of Ait Tamer.
In another ongoing project "The stars are for everyone "( working title) Dunne is developing a narrative based on the stars and planets over the Gaza strip in 2024/ 2025 and 2026.
Project, (working title) The stars are for everyone. Tim Morris Foundry, Foxford , Co Mayo 2025
Project,(working title) The stars are for everyone. Tim Morris Foundry., Foxford, Co Mayo, 2024
Project,(working title) The stars are for everyone.
Al-Aqsa University Gaza, Palestine 22-14-42 2025
Project,(working title) The stars are for everyone, Tim Morris Foundry., Foxford, Co Mayo, 2024
Project,(working title) The stars are for everyone. Tim Morris Foundry., Foxford, Co Mayo, 2024.
Title: Assembly
Medium: Timber, bronze & ceramic
Dim: 114 x 64 x 112 cm.
Title Paralysis, Med:Timber, Dim: 218 x 120 x 70 cm.
Offsite installation, Aughrim, Co Wicklow, Ireland. 2021
Title: Corridor.
Medium: Timber & Galvanised Steel wire
Site-specific Installation.
WerkStadt Arts Union
Berlin-Neukolln, Germany. 2019
Curators: Jule Böttner, Jason Benedict.
Corridor a para-site-specific real time experiment collaboration with Berlin based P.u.r.e Collective.
Agna Anderson, Maria Ferrara, Dodi Helschinger, Susanne Soldan.
Werkstadt Kulturverein Berlin e. V. Berlin-Neukölln 2019.
Video still: © Florence Freitag.
https://purewalks.wordpress.com/2019/04/02/p-u-r-e-para-site/
Corridor a para-site-specific real time experiment collaboration with Berlin based P.u.r.e Collective.
Agna Anderson, Maria Ferrara, Dodi Helschinger, Susanne Soldan.
Werkstadt Kulturverein Berlin e. V. Berlin-Neukölln 2019.
Video still: © Florence Freitag.
https://purewalks.wordpress.com/2019/04/02/p-u-r-e-para-site/
Title: Walkthrough.
Site-specific interactive Installation.
Threshold, The adjecent possible , Not Just Collective.
The Tapestry, Liverpool, United Kingdom.
Photo ,© Kevin Newbold, 2018.
Title: The point of no return.
Site-specific Installation.
Institut Potemkin, Begehungen No 14, Chemnitz, Germany 2017.
Rupture.
Site-specific Installation.
Mixed Media & archival electrical elements.
Not Quite, Fengersfors, Dalsland, Sweden. 2018
Rupture.
Site-specific Installation.
Mixed Media & archival electrical elements.
Not Quite, Fengersfors, Dalsland, Sweden, 2018.
Surge.
Site-specific Installation.
Timber & archival electrical element.
Laxarby, Dalsland, Sweden, 2018.
Die Wende -The Turning point.
Site-Specific Installation
Mixed Media & Archival electrical elements
Franz Fleming Str 9, Leipzig, Germany 2017.
Die Wende 2017
Digital Projection
Pilotenkueche, International Art Program, Halla 14 Spennerie, Leipzig, Germany
Field /antenna.
Galvanised steel, electrical cable and bees wax.
Pilotenkueche, International Art Program, Halla 14, Spennerie, Leipzig, Germany 2017.
Capacitor.
Archival electrical element.
Site-Specific Installation.
Laxarby, Dalsland, Sweden 2018.
Generator.
Silver birch, audio speakers and audio.
Machine Halla, Not Quite, Fengerfors, Sweden 2016.
The compelling dream of itself.
Site specific Installation.
Laxarby, Dalsland, Sweden 2016.
Our understanding predicts its own failure.
Mixed Media, Site Specific Installation.
Not Quite ,Fengerfors, Sweden 2015
Power station.
Site specific installation.
Not Quite, Fengerfors, Sweden 2015.
Circuit.
Site specific installation
Not Quite, Fengerfors, Sweden. 2015
The Memory of Water_
Site-specific Multi-media installation.
Open ev+a Limerick City Gallery. Limerick, Ireland 2002.
Awarded ev+a Open International Award.
Curator, Apinan Poshyananda.
Director, Bangkok Art Biennale.