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Saturday, 27 October 2012

Lost and Found - a Walk










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Deep Roots Tall Trees - Remembrance and Rebirth

Deep Roots Tall Trees - Remembrance and Rebirth
The Choir’s song writing group, “Ring of Fire’, met with Barb Jungr to write the song lyrics. The group researched the lives of those depicted in the monuments in order to write the lyrics, and Barb Jungr worked with the choir’s musicians to create the music, inspired by the pieces they had discovered in the Montagu Music collection at Boughton. I am part of the Choir and of Ring of Fire. Click the image to see / hear more.

Dreaming Our Woods

Dreaming Our Woods
Click image for video clip of performance by Warren Shaw. 40 arts events featuring national and international artists.

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Practice - I am an artist in the public realm fascinated by layers, light, histories, lost and forgotten spaces, urban decay, rural isolation, places of peace, mystery and quiet contemplation, wide skies, spacious landscapes, growth, change, memory and communication. I find it hard to resist the lure of windows, doors, walkways, paths, gardens recording what I see through the lens, altering space in a temporary fashion and altering images through digital manipulation to create layers, textures and fragments.
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