Gráinne Knox is an artist working in her garden studio, nestled in the enchanting lake lands of County Fermanagh. Her work transcends traditional boundaries, exploring the narratives of strong women - figures who resonate through history from ancient Irish mythology to contemporary life,

Each piece she creates is a homage to these women, infused with the rich textures and colours of the Irish landscape, where flora and fauna play pivotal roles.

Through her art, Gráinne captures the essence of resilience and strength found in both nature and her subjects. She invites viewers to reflect on the stories that shape our world, emphasizing the importance of connection to both the natural environment and the powerful women who have paved the way throughout history.

As Louise Coyle from the Northern Ireland Rural Women’s Network eloquently states, "We all need to glance up and get a wee boost! @grainne_knox powering all the good trouble."

Gráinne’s work is a vibrant reminder of the good trouble we can champion through art, sparking inspiration and connection within our communities.