Michael Dwan is a London-based multidisciplinary artist whose practice engages with themes of mortality, memory, belonging and time. His photography brings together deeply personal autobiography with collective experience, taking the medium beyond the representational. Continuum explores ancestral connection across two hundred generations, interpreting belief systems, ceremonial landscapes, ritual monuments, mark-making and artefacts of Neolithic Ireland. The work reflects on how these sacral geographies functioned as thresholds, mediating relations between life and afterlife, self and ancestry, presence and absence.