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STIWDIO PENYRALLT - ALISON CRAIG, VISUAL ARTIST

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ABOUT THE ARTIST

My work is grounded in a need to draw; walking and observing; experiencing the landscape at first hand and then developing the drawn marks to reflect the layers and history within the natural environment.

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