Embark with us on a journey of recovery, told through the lens of a photographer. The story of Antoniette Foley is narrated using compelling images to give an insight into what her life was like as an addict, what addiction does to a person and finally where she is now on her recovery journey.

The Exhibition consists of approximately 30 photos. There is a mixture of both framed and unframed prints. The sizes are 24cm x 18cm, 40cm x 30cm and 100cm x 75cm. We are very flexible and can adapt the exhibition to suit any available space.

Below is the format that we used at the Art House Gallery in Athy.

A young woman with dark curly hair smokes a joint, with her eyes closed and a relaxed expression, wearing a pink plaid shirt. Surrounding her are three framed photographs: one black-and-white photo of a boy leaning on a car, another black-and-white p
A girl with a pink sweatshirt sitting on a bed inside a wooden shelter, surrounded by camping supplies and bags. Additional images show a woman next to a blue tent, a girl sitting outside the tent, and a girl holding a picture of a woman with a pink
A woman walking on a foggy park pathway, holding a coffee cup, with two framed photographs of her on the wall behind her.
An art installation featuring a large photograph of a hand with a small white object, surrounded by three framed photographs: one of a woman eating, one of a person curled up on grass, and one of a woman outdoors.
Photograph of a hand holding a prescription pill bottle with a blue and white label, in front of a gray shirt. Surrounding the main photo are five framed images: a woman with dark hair and makeup, a woman with pink hair sitting on a grave, a hand wit
A collage of seven photographs, with a large central photo of a woman sitting on a bed in a cluttered bedroom, surrounded by six smaller framed photos of her in various settings and outfits.