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Sebastian McLaughlin

www.sebastianmclaughlin.com/

Self-taught Irish artist who works in pencil, charcoal, pastel, conte, oil pastel and acrylic paint. My inspiration stems from history and travel ...

Sebastianmclaughlin.com

Conversion Technology Metas Server

Sebastianmclaughlin.com is hosted in United States / New York . Sebastianmclaughlin.com uses HTTPS protocol. Number of used technologies: 5. First technologies: CSS, Html, Javascript, Number of used javascripts: 3. First javascripts: YvjXb3XgobInWVK...geMb6M6.js, ?justified-grid.js&site.js, Number of used analytics tools: 1. First analytics tools: Google Analytics, Its server type is: . Its CMS is: Squarespace.

Technologies in use by Sebastianmclaughlin.com

Technology

Number of occurences: 5

CSS
Html
Javascript
Lightbox
Php

Javascripts

Number of occurences: 3

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?justified-grid.js&site.js

Content Management System

Number of occurences: 1

Squarespace

Analytics

Number of occurences: 1

Google Analytics

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HTTPS (SSL) - Sebastianmclaughlin.com

SSL certificate

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Meta - Sebastianmclaughlin.com

Number of occurences: 7

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Content: â€œPlace in Timeâ€ Fort Dunree Â Built by the British, Fort Dunree is located on dramatic setting of Lough Swilly on the Inishowen peninsula Co. Donegal has been an important defensive site down through history. During World War I it stood guard whilst Admiral Lord Jellicoeâ€™s fleet anchored in Lough Swilly prior to engaging the German Navy at the Battle of Jutland. Control of the fort was transferred to the Irish Free State just before World War II. During World War II Irish forces were stationed at Fort Dunree to prevent the warring nations violating the countryâ€™s neutrality. Today the main Fort is a museum and houses a display of military memorabilia and artifacts as well as a range of large guns from the 20th Century. It also contains the former living quarters of the soldiers; this is what I was interested in. Walking around this army camp is like walking back in time, walking into a different world. It has a unique sense of place like no other. With each footstep you feel the history, former function, protection, war and the mechanical mark of the old Empire. Now in darkness, whatâ€™s left standing is something that has a sense of, in many ways a clash or war of being, at least in my mind. An investigation of this military camp finds an abandoned, rusted, weather and time battered corrugated atmosphere, with a desolate overgrown haunt that still watches over the lough. Life here seems dead, in peace. It seems as if they had just walked away, or time took them like all things in nature. What remains is the shell, the essence of former life, a mark. There is so much to explore here, so many questions left to wonder. There is a tension between peace and war, protection and power, a struggle between man and nature under the eyes of time. There is a comparison to life and death which I found compelling. The buildings once had life marched around them, daily routine, early mornings late nights, hardship, laughter, love and ultimatelyâ€¦. Purpose. Now it is as if the life and soul of these buildings, much like the bodies that worked loved and lived within, has but blown to the wind. The flesh from the bone may be gone but the mark that remains is magical. To explore the decay is to see a new beauty, to reflect upon lives once lived, retracing the footsteps of former and the mark they have left on us and within us. It gives to us a place to escape our world but also remember it. An escape to forget, to remember, being.
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Content: â€œPlace in Timeâ€ Fort Dunree Â Built by the British, Fort Dunree is located on dramatic setting of Lough Swilly on the Inishowen peninsula Co. Donegal has been an important defensive site down through history. During World War I it stood guard whilst Admiral Lord Jellicoeâ€™s fleet anchored in Lough Swilly prior to engaging the German Navy at the Battle of Jutland. Control of the fort was transferred to the Irish Free State just before World War II. During World War II Irish forces were stationed at Fort Dunree to prevent the warring nations violating the countryâ€™s neutrality. Today the main Fort is a museum and houses a display of military memorabilia and artifacts as well as a range of large guns from the 20th Century. It also contains the former living quarters of the soldiers; this is what I was interested in. Walking around this army camp is like walking back in time, walking into a different world. It has a unique sense of place like no other. With each footstep you feel the history, former function, protection, war and the mechanical mark of the old Empire. Now in darkness, whatâ€™s left standing is something that has a sense of, in many ways a clash or war of being, at least in my mind. An investigation of this military camp finds an abandoned, rusted, weather and time battered corrugated atmosphere, with a desolate overgrown haunt that still watches over the lough. Life here seems dead, in peace. It seems as if they had just walked away, or time took them like all things in nature. What remains is the shell, the essence of former life, a mark. There is so much to explore here, so many questions left to wonder. There is a tension between peace and war, protection and power, a struggle between man and nature under the eyes of time. There is a comparison to life and death which I found compelling. The buildings once had life marched around them, daily routine, early mornings late nights, hardship, laughter, love and ultimatelyâ€¦. Purpose. Now it is as if the life and soul of these buildings, much like the bodies that worked loved and lived within, has but blown to the wind. The flesh from the bone may be gone but the mark that remains is magical. To explore the decay is to see a new beauty, to reflect upon lives once lived, retracing the footsteps of former and the mark they have left on us and within us. It gives to us a place to escape our world but also remember it. An escape to forget, to remember, being.
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Content: Self-taught Irish artist who works in pencil, charcoal, pastel, conte, oil pastel and acrylic paint. My inspiration stems from history and travel, atmospheric scenes, my childhood, the human figure, moments and people that have made a mark in my life. My work is a mixture between drawing and painting using figurative, portraits and landscape / cityscape scenes as subjects.

Server / Hosting

IP: 198.185.159.144
Latitude: 40.72
Longitude: -74.01
Country: United States
City: New York

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