The artist's time spent in West Yorkshire and Switzerland - both landscapes of striking beauty - has no doubt played a significant role in formulating Goodward's unique brand of polished poetics.

Charlotte Bonham-Carter is an independent art critic and an Assistant Curator at the Irish Museum of Modern Art. Her writing has appeared in Flash Art, Contemporary, Art Review, Art Press, Tank, and Untitled, as well as a number of exhibition catalogues. She divides her time between London and Dublin.

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