Lorraine Tuck’s photography explores the emotional power of the image, shaped by empathy and close observation. With Limbo, Tuck returns to the children’s burial grounds known as cillíní - sites where unbaptised infants and others were historically laid to rest. Revisiting work first made in Connemara, she now extends this focus across County Galway.
Through large-format photographs of stark, windswept landscapes, Tuck evokes histories of loss and remembrance. Attentive to light and texture, her work presents the land as a quiet witness, holding traces of lives and stories that might otherwise fade from memory. Tuck, nominated for the Prix Pictet in 2024, lives and works in County Galway.
