I’m an abstract artist and facilitator based in County Wicklow, Ireland. My work is intuitive, expressive, and rooted in process. I’m drawn to bold colour, layered texture, and spontaneous mark-making to explore emotional states and shifting inner landscapes.

I work mainly in mixed media, combining paint, drawing, and collage to build surfaces that evolve through response and instinct. I rarely start with a fixed idea—instead, I let the materials and process lead me, allowing space for chance, disruption, and discovery. For me, the act of making is as important as the outcome.

Lately, I’ve been inspired by memory—its layers, distortions, and the way it shapes identity. My current work explores how fragments of the past resurface, shift, and change meaning over time. I draw from dreams, early experiences, and the body’s emotional memory, translating these into abstract forms and colour.

Alongside my studio practice, I’m passionate about teaching. I run workshops that encourage others to find their own creative voice through abstraction and experimentation.

Iseult McCormack is an intuit abstract artist from Bray. She has a HND in Fine Art and is currently studying visual arts practise in NCAD. She has works in private collections both nationwide and internationally. She has taken part in many group shows and has just finished a very successful first solo exhibition in Signal Arts centre. Her artistic journey has been an exploration of the self and an intimate connection with the world around her. With an unwavering dedication to her craft, McCormack has delved into numerous mediums and traversed many creative paths over the years all leading her here translating her innermost visions onto canvas, inviting viewers into the ethereal landscapes of her dreams. McCormack taps into her deep well of inner knowing, capturing the essence of emotions and memories, and translating them into vivid and evocative artworks.