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Geraldine Walsh: The Art of Mindful Painting

InnLyte Studio Series with Geraldine Walsh

In the very first Seed Episode of the InnLyte Studio Series, Kilkenny-based oil painter Geraldine Walsh invites us into her studio shop. She shares how the desire to create has always been ‘part of who I am,’ whether working in the garden or challenging herself to paint en plein air. We explore how her practice—inspired by the vast beauty of the Irish landscape and the drama of shifting light—is an anchor that shapes her daily life and nurtures her wellbeing. 

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Geraldine Walsh in her Studio
Geraldine Walsh in her Studio
Art by Geraldine Walsh
Art by Geraldine Walsh
Art by Geraldine Walsh
Art by Geraldine Walsh
Art by Geraldine Walsh
Art by Geraldine Walsh
Geraldine Walsh in her Studio
Geraldine Walsh in her Studio
Photos by Dee Stoppa

What I like most about painting is that it's something I can just completely lose myself in. It's a full mindfulness experience in that no matter what is going on in my life, it's all forgotten, and I just concentrate on that painting.
— Geraldine Walsh

This video is one of the original Seed Episodes that launched the InnLyte Studio Series. Shot as a 1–3 minute vertical short, these raw beginnings helped us realise the demand for deeper content. If you enjoyed this glimpse of Creative Wellbeing, be sure to check out Season 1 on our YouTube Channel for the full 10–15 minute mini-documentary films.

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Dee Stoppa is an educator, visual artist, and the founder of InnLyte. With over a decade of experience at the intersection of creativity and mental health, she holds distinctions in Workplace Wellness from Trinity College Dublin and Arts & Health (Pilot) from NCAD. A multi-award-winning entrepreneur, Dee has co-produced "Creativity for Wellbeing Workbook" (sold out) with Mental Health Ireland and is the author of "The Mindful Art of Linocut Printmaking". She is dedicated to establishing Creative Wellbeing as a credible, evidence-based pathway to health.

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