Working across video, sculpture and photography Eva Richardson McCrea’s practice takes specific sites as points of departure into exploring the politics of the built environment and its role in the production of contemporary subjectivities and social relations. Layering both real and fictional elements, and borrowing conventions from television, documentary, cinema, and theatre, her work draws on a range of source material from philosophy and current affairs to the language of advertising and aspirational living.

Eva Richardson McCrea has exhibited work at Project Arts Centre, Dublin; The Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum, Connecticut; and Composite, Melbourne, among others.