Artist In Residence
Resident Artists
Karina Guévin & Cédric Ginart
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Karina Guevin is a French-Canadian glass artist known for her playful flashlight sculptures inspired by popular legends and fairy tales.Awarded the Prix François-Houdé and several grants, she teaches at prestigious institutions including the Corning Museum of Glass and the Pilchuck Glass School. Her work is exhibited in numerous private and public collections, including the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.
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Cédric Ginart, initially a biochemistry student, discovered his passion for scientific glassblowing and graduated from the Lycée Dorian in Paris in 1995. Now based in Quebec, he collaborates with various professionals on experimental projects and art installations.
His work, which includes hand-blown techniques, is exhibited in museums and private collections, and he regularly teaches at the Corning Museum of Glass. He currently works as a scientific glassblower at the Université de Montréal, while pursuing a recognized artistic career.
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Cédric’s CV
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Exploring Myth & Glass: Where Goats Roam and Tales Endure
We were honoured to welcome Cedric and Karina as Artists in Residence at Mulranny Arts in April 2025 and we are now delighted to share that both Cedric and Karina will be returning in October 2026 for a further residency with us.
During their time with us in April 2025, they developed their practice through a process of exploration and collaboration, drawing inspiration from the surrounding landscape and local environment. Their work reflected a thoughtful engagement with place, materials, and creative experimentation, resulting in a rich and dynamic body of work.
Their residency provided an opportunity to immerse themselves fully in their practice, responding intuitively to the unique character of the West of Ireland and contributing to the creative atmosphere of Mulranny Arts.