'Fragmented Space' explores the combination of empty office buildings and the construction hoardings that signal transformation. They are composite images, made by laying one image over another. At the heart of this work lies an exploration of flux, both physical and conceptual. The empty office buildings represent a stagnation in urban development, while the construction hoardings symbolize the potential for change and renewal. By combining these two elements, I aim to evoke a sense of tension between what was and what could be. This particular image depicts a local building just after completion. I had observed the progression of the construction from start to finish, thus the title Fragmented Space: complete. Bio / Dianne Whyte Dianne Whyte is a visual artist working with photography. She is from Dublin, Ireland. She holds a BA hons degree in Photography from IADT 2007 and a MFA with distinction from University of Ulster, 2016 She was the Recipient of DLR Visual Arts Commission 2022, resulting in a solo show 'Altered Ground' in November 2022 at the Municipal Gallery, Lexicon. She was the Recipient of The Curtain O'Donoghue award at the 191st Annual Show at the RHA. 2021 Her work is held in both private and public collections including the OPW, Dublin and The Office of Finance, Belfast, Fingal County Council Arts and DLR Arts. She has exhibited her work both nationally and internationally including The Highlanes Gallery, Rua Red, Royal Ulster Academy and Royal Hibernian Academy and many more. Her work was exhibited at The Pingyao Photo Festival, China 2017.