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After such a long time away. Bereavement, pandemic and life throwing another few awful curve balls left me wondering how on earth I would get through a day, no space or time for creativity. Over time I have come to understand it is my practice that propels me, now with space and time and a Distinction for my MA I am ready to embrace the creative world again. So much has been happening over the past few months in my studio,http://Instagram.com/bridgetharris-artist, you can follow all my work on the following link. I will be posting on my blog regularly. 

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