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The headgear took off in the South-Easter, free from everyday constraints and open to adventure

By Kathleen Fox 2010 - 2014
The initial layer of randomly thrown river-mud on watercolour paper was executed a few years ago. The work has since then lain dormant, incomplete, waiting for the 'right' moment. In response to the exhibition Stains And Traces, the narrative suggested by the lay out of the thrown mud has been explored and developed with collage.
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THE FURIES ARRIVE ON THE EAST WIND

Fetish (for voles)

Icarus Falls Again

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