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Róisín Nolan a.k.a. Roosh Mulan, is a multi-disciplinary creative from Dublin. Analog collage is the answer to airing her frustrations with social, gender and political norms. Having lived in Vancouver for two years, she felt artistically renewed, and began constructing collages from an intersectional feminist lens that are critical of the Irish government, capitalism, and Catholicism.

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