Artist`s Statement
This takes the idea of a Shakespeare heroine, but places her in a modern context. She lies in a bed, rather than water, but the theme
is very much to do with water, with repeated “flowing” lines that
extend from top to bottom.
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"Ophelia" | |
Artist`s Statement This takes the idea of a Shakespeare heroine, but places her in a modern context. She lies in a bed, rather than water, but the theme is very much to do with water, with repeated “flowing” lines that extend from top to bottom. |
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