About
I am an architect and photographer, based in beautiful Dublin city, Ireland.
Image by Bryan O’Brien, from The Irish Times
My work focuses primarily on the built environment, in all its forms - from ancient field patterns set down by our ancestors to contemporary architectural projects constructed by our peers. I have an interest in the development of settlements over time and frequently include historical maps and information with my posts to indicate the changing context of my subject matter through the ages. The image above is from a short feature on me by Bryan O.Brien from the Irish Times which you can see below:
Sitric Place, Stoneybatter
“Often cited as the archetypal photographer flâneur, Eugene Atget made a living documenting the streets of Paris...Andy Sheridan’s studies of Dublin would credibly sit alongside his images of laneways and streetscapes. Both have a concentration on form, using available light, giving depth to spaces, clarifying textures and illuminating detail”
— Ros Kavanagh - The Irish Arts Review - Spring Edition 2018
The Ha’penny Bridge, Dublin
I am currently working on a book, showcasing the lesser seen side of Dublin City at night, using long exposure photographic techniques.
I am available for both private and commercial commissions. Please get in touch to discuss your project’s requirements.
Glengarriff, Co. Cork
For prints contact: asheridanphotos@gmail.com
Exhibitions:
From Darkness Into Light - CHQ - April 2017 - Irish Times Review
From Darkness into Light - The Copperhouse Gallery - June 2017
The Royal Hibernian Academy - Summer Exhibition 2017 - Irish Times Review
Andy Sheridan Solo Show - The Ranelagh Arts Centre - September 2018
Irish Arts Review - Spring 2018 Edition