16 OCTOBER 2025
Stratum Salon
The Other House
Private event with Stratum Gallery’s salon at The Other House in South Kensington. An exhibition of 12 emerging and established artists working across different media.
01 – 07 SEPTEMBER 2025
VANISHING POINT
54 The gallery
54 Shepherd Market
London W1J 7QX
Opening times:
Monday – Saturday 11am – 8pm
Sunday 11am – 5pm
PRIVATE VIEW
Tuesday 2 September 2025
6pm – 9pm
ARTIST’S TALK (refreshments)
Saturday 6 September 2025
6pm – 8pm
Exhibition of large-scale mixed-media works (oil and acrylic on canvas) created in response to recent personal experiences. The series explores themes of space, distance, and the edge of perception – the vanishing point, or the point of no return.
Throughout the making process, I reflected on how physical and emotional boundaries shift and evolve. Each work became an exploration of transition and transformation, capturing moments where divisions dissolve.
02 – 09 MARCH 2025
intreciades
Lanserhaus,
Eppan, South Tyrol, (BZ), Italy
Opening hours:
Monday to Friday
4pm to 7pm,
Saturday and Sunday
10am to 12pm / 4pm to 7pm.
I’m taking part in the group exhibition INTRECIADES at Lanserhaus in Eppan where I’ll be showing my Microscopic time-lapse video CORAL
The exhibition, curated by Jahel Beer features the work of nine women artists from Val Badia. Participating artists are Silvia Baccanti, Youlee Ku, Maria Pezzedi, Irina Tavella, Irma Irsara, Gaia Lionello, Cristinarosa Pizzinini, Ursula Tavella and Jutta Valentini.
14 JUNE 24 – 7 JULY 2024
ÄRES
Circolo artistico e cultural di Ortisei
Piazza S. Antonio, 102, 39046 Ortisei BZ, Italy
I’ll be participating again in ÄRES (EPL – Art por I Ladins), an exhibition of the work of fifteen women associated with the ladino-speaking area of Val Badia (BZ) in Italy.
I’ll be showing again my video work Metamorphosis, as well my most recent climate change video piece SILT which was shown last at the Old Operating Theatre Museum and Herb Garret.
SILT uses a range of materials in its creation including silt, sand and algae, as well as man-made and organic objects retrieved from the foreshore of the Thames at low tide. Coming from the Dolomite region of Northern Italy, I’m particularly interested in natural habitats in urban settings and how we relate to these, in particular the ever-changing, tidal aspect of the Thames. The film also deals with unexpected drought and flooding as a result of changing seasonal cycles.
The exhibition is sponsored by EPL – Ert por i Ladins ODV and Raiffeisen.
The soundtrack for the video was created by musician and composer Jonathan Lambert @jonathanlambert18.
19 SEPTEMBER 2024
silt
Evening screening of recent time-lapse video works with a talk and Q&A
Part of Totally Thames 2023
supported by
Team London Bridge
The Old Operating Theatre Museum and Herb Garret
9a St Thomas St
London SE1 9RY
The video works, each comprised of a series of time-lapse sequences, are a reflection on our impact on the Thames, including chemical and pharmaceutical discharge into the river leading to, among other things, antibiotic-resistant bacteria. The work is intended to encourage debate on the effects of our actions on the natural balance and how we can re-establish and maintain healthy eco-systems?
The soundtrack for the videos was created by Jonathan Lambert.
1 – 30 SEPTEMBER 2023
tidal traces
supported by
Totally Thames
Team London Bridge
The Old Operating Theatre Museum and Herb Garret
9a St Thomas St
London SE1 9RY
Museum opening times:
Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, 10.30am – 5.00pm (last admission is 4.15pm)
Entry price to the museum for exhibition and workshop
Adult: £7.50
Concessions: £6.00
Child 6-16 years: £4.50
Children under 6 years: Free
Entry to evening video
screening and talk free
(ticketed – booking necessary)
19 September 6.00 – 8.30 pm
Tidal Traces draws attention to issues relating to the River Thames through a series of free-hanging installations, time-lapse video and (drop-in family) workshop.
Irma Irsara continues her exploration of environmental issues, looking at material that finds its way into the Thames through natural phenomena and human activity, and the impact on the health of the river’s eco-system and the surrounding population.
She uses debris recovered from the foreshore to create impressions using cyanography, chromatography and micrography to represent both the visible and the invisible, in particular micro fibre plastic and pharmaceutical contaminants.
22 – 23 July 2023
in a field by the bridge
Potters Fields Park
Tooley St, London, SE1 2QX
& St. John’s Churchyard
Fair Street, London SE1 2LD
My first three films relating to the environment – Monster Soup, Desert Rose and Metamorphosis – will be among other films shown throughout the day at The Spool sunken amphitheatre as part of In a field by a Bridge, organised by Team London Bridge. The soundscapes for all of the videos were created by Jonathan Lambert.
The festival celebrates everything that Potters Fields Park and the London Bridge neighbourhood have to offer as a leading environmentally- focused business district, highlighting the transition to a carbon neutral economy, low impact living and healthy lifestyles. The impact of this festival on the local community, is aimed to create positive social and economic longevity far beyond this launch weekend.
21 July – 6 August 2023
ÄRES
14 artistes dla Val Badia é arjignades y s’inviëia
Ostaria Dessot, Dlijia Vedla, La Val, Italy
I will be participating in äres, a exhibition of the work of fourteen women associated with the ladino-speaking area of Val Badia (BZ) in Italy.
It’s very significant for me to return to my roots to show my climate-change film Metamorphosis in this special venue, which is less than a kilometer from my family home in the Dolomites. The region has seen significant events in recent years due to climate change, including the collapse of the Marmalada glacier in 2022 or Storm Vaia in 2018 which caused massive damage to the mountain ecosystem, knocking down about eight million cubic metres of timber,
The exhibition is sponsored by EPL – Ert por i Ladins ODV as well as Raiffeisen, Provinia Autonoma di Bolzano and Hotel Pider.
The soundtrack for the video was created by musician and composer Jonathan Lambert.
22nd SEPTEMBER 2022
RIVER NET
presented by Irma Irsara and Team London Bridge
LONDON BRIDGE HIVE
8 Holyrood Street, first floor, London, SE1 2E
Thu 22nd Sep 2022,
12:30pm – 7pm
Irma Irsara’s River Net is a time lapse video looking at the intermingling of natural and synthetic matter, our relationship with the materials we produce and their impact on the river.
The accompanying sound track was created by musician and soundscape artist Jonathan Lambert.
This one day event will start with a lunchtime screening of the film River Net after which Irma will talk about the project and take questions from the audience.
Throughout the day, the 15 minute film will continue to run on a loop, and Irma will be available to engage and discuss with the public on an informal basis.
There will be a small number of her fibre art pieces on show as well as other resources.
12.30 – 1.30pm: Artist Talk
1.30pm – 7pm: Meet the Artist – drop in
JUNE 2022
Intervals
PRESS RELEASE
pulp and video work
THE TABERNACLE GALLERY
34-35 Powis Square, London W11 2AT
Exhibition times: Tuesday 7 June – Sunday 12 June 2022
This June, Irma Irsara, contemporary Italian artist, will present her latest
artworks at the Tabernacle Gallery on the occasion of the summer exhibition, Intervals.
Centrepiece of the show, Accendo la luce, nasce l’ombra (2021), a large installation work, consisting of 72 panels and created using a dedicated papermaking technique, will be exhibited for the first time.
Alongside this, a selection from Irsara’s recent Water Level Series relating to ecological and environmental themes and created using the same paper pulp technique will also be debuted.
Finally, the artist will be showing the time-lapse digital video work, originally created for the exhibition Earth is Calling at the Crypt Gallery in 2019.
The Intervals exhibition will be held from 7th to 12th June at the Tabernacle Gallery in West London, a unique Grade II listed former church, now an important cultural, arts and entertainment venue.
7 JUNE – 12 JUNE 2022
INTERVALS
INTERVALS
pulp and video work
THE TABERNACLE GALLERY
34-35 Powis Square, London W11 2AT
Exhibition times
Tuesday 7 June – Sunday 12 June 2022
NOVEMBER 2022
STRATA
IN BLU
Solo noi siamo il volto del nostro tempo
Mail-art giveaway
Multiple of 25 numbered and signed on reverse
Paper pulp (cotton linters), dyes, lino printing 11(H) x 15(W) cm
The furrows, created by stripping away embedded hollow paper strips from the pulp layers, depict water level marks and indicators of wider changes.
I included the intermittent imprint of knots in the paper to denote the interruption to the natural flow of water.
This is a mail-art giveaway available from Thursday 11 November
The 25 pieces will be given away on a first-come-first-serve basis – one per person please.
http://irmairsara.bigcartel.com/product/srata-in-blu-blue-strata-2021
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