Cliona Doyle’s work reflects a sense of place or a moment in time. Her work attempts to capture a fleeting instant when nature is at its height. She is interested in the symbolism of gardens and what they represent to society both historically and in the present day. Born in Dublin in 1968. She studied fine art at National College of Art and Design, Dublin. She received an Honours Degree in fine art in 1991. Since then Cliona has been a member of the Graphic Studio Dublin and has exhibited widely at home and abroad. Her work has been exhibited in the following Institutions – The National Gallery, Dublin, The Hugh Lane Gallery, Dublin, The Chester Beatty Library, Dublin, The Royal Hibernian Academy, Dublin. Her work is in many public and private collections. Cliona was a director of the Graphic Studio, Dublin (2005-2009). She teaches etching classes and drawing workshops.