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We bend in strange winds
Biro on digital photographs
A5
Selection of charcoal memory drawings
A3
We are homesick for the places we’ve never known
2 from set of 8 drawings made as part of Bromley House Library residency in partnership with Five Leaves Bookshop Nottingham. 2018/19
Charcoal on paper.
30cm x 40cm