The installation is set to run in Bremen this coming May.
Bogs across the Midlands are set to become the focus of a new media art exhibition in Germany.
Katjia Striedelmeyer is looking to record people's bog experiences for the installation which is set to run in Bremen this coming May.
She's visiting Ireland as part of a residency at the Burren College of Art through the EU'S Culture Moves Europe program.
Ms Stridelmeyer's fascination with bogs came about through a love for spagnum mosses in the landscape and says boglands are deeply cherished by Irish people:
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