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Beasts! Creatures! Wild
Things!
Our relationships to animals - beloved, feared,
valued, or rendered invisible - are complex and often contradictory.
Animals occupy a unique place in natural mythologies, continually being
represented and re-imagined along with ideas of the wilds. In my own
representations of this familiar imagery, I attempt to explore the
social construction of the ‘natural’ world, and the roles
this has in our national identity.
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