Dusk Aperture
We live essentially in a post-agricultural society, where the 'rural' is a contested zone under enormous pressure.  As we attempt to re-articulate the term 'rural' within  this current situation, my practice considers aspects of 'the rural' as sites of intellectual and cultural stutterings. Exploring the rural aesthetic, visuals representing farming and the rural person's relationship to land, all form part of my current practice.  Through use of video, photography, and installation, I attempt to represent 'the rural', as a dynamic, unstable, contested and intriguing cultural site, and primarily focus attention on 'the rural' as a context. 

'Dusk Aperture' is a time-lapsed piece which condenses the hour at dusk when the roads in rural areas are busy with traffic returning from a day's work in nearby towns.

Eileen was a committee Member & Curator of g126 – Artist-led gallery in Galway Jan 07- Jan 08.

Publications include 'The Soft Edge' Public Art Project by Aileen Lambert – Catalogue Essay
'I Remember...' Polaroids in The Quiet Cat – DIT Journal of Photography Issue No. 2 April 2002.
'Strong About it All' – Women's Oral History Project, Derry 1999.  Founder/Co-editor/Designer/Photography .

Residencies Jan – March 06 - Burren College of Art, Ballyvaughan, Co. Clare