Inga Hamilton
Autistic PhD Researcher & Maker
Art Jewellery & Inhabitable Sculptures Blending the Spaces Between Species
Next Symposium Appearance
I am arranging and hosting the Artists Normalising Multispecies Belonging Through Interspecies Communication
symposium with the group I run, ARTISTic - Artist Interspecies Communicators, a group of PostGraduate and PostDoctoral Artists.
in the autumn of 2025. Please get in touch if you are interested.
Recipient of a Northern Bridge Consortium Full Doctoral Studentship Award
Recipient of a 2024 Mike Davies Global Design Challenge Award Recipient of multiple Arts Council NI SIAP Awards
corals & Bacteria
February 2011. Crafted Creatures, The Ark, Dublin, Ireland An installation of jellyfish and underwater creature sculptures for this children’s cultural centre. From collection of The Ark, Dublin.
May - August 2012. The Ark, Dublin, Ireland Awakening Curiosity - Nest Freaks. An enormous 30ft installation of nesting bird sculptures for this children’s cultural centre’s science event.
February 2009. Turnpike Gallery, Leigh, UK. UK DIY. Live sculpture. Arm crocheting a Giant Bacteria in front of the UK Culture Minister. Micropower. Crocheted micro-organism installations with Ildiko Szabo.
February 2011. Crafted Creatures, The Ark, Dublin, Ireland An installation of jellyfish and underwater creature sculptures for this children’s cultural centre. From collection of The Ark, Dublin.
February 2011. Crafted Creatures, The Ark, Dublin, Ireland An installation of jellyfish and underwater creature sculptures for this children’s cultural centre. From collection of The Ark, Dublin.
February 2009. Turnpike Gallery, Leigh, UK. UK DIY. Live sculpture. Arm crocheting a Giant Bacteria in front of the UK Culture Minister. Micropower. Crocheted micro-organism installations with Ildiko Szabo.
August 2008- May 2009. Re-use, Recycle. ICHF, touring, UK Large underwater installation. Great White Reef, Jellyfish Smack & plastic forms.
A selection of corals and bacteria for varying shows 2008-2012
Sculpted using discarded materials, including textiles.
For commissions, exhibitions, or if you are interested in representing Inga's work,
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Creating on the island of Ireland, exhibiting worldwide.