Untitled (She Came From The Pond) 2013
Paper collage © L Dyson
26.7 x 20.5 cm
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Untitled (Flower Nest) 2013
Paper collage © L Dyson
26.5 x 18.5cm
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Untitled (Garden Yeti) 2013
Paper collage © L Dyson
27 x 22cm
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Untitled (Big Birds) 2013
Paper collage © L Dyson
22.8 x 16cm
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Untitled (Wild Flower Women) 2013
Paper collage © L Dyson
18 x 23cm
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Untitled (Water Women) 2013
Paper collage © L Dyson
27.5 x 21cm
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Untitled (Smoker’s Holiday) 2013
Paper collage © L Dyson
25 x 17cm
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Untitled (Free Falling) 2013
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18 x13.5 cm
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Untitled (Moon Woman) 2013
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23 x23 cm
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Untitled (Galaxies) 2013
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27.3 x 21cm
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Untitled (Garden Seat) 2013
Paper collage © L Dyson
27 x 21cm
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Untitled (Pilze) 2013
Paper collage © L Dyson
27.7 x 18 cm
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I wasn’t really thinking about anything (other than other work I should have been doing) when I made this yesterday, but the meaning behind it was pretty clear to my boyfriend Joe. Obviously I’m still feeling guilty about throwing away that pigeon egg*. Whoa. Totally.
*I had a couple of problem pigeons trying to roost on my balcony. It all came to a head about two weeks ago when the pigeon hen laid an egg in a really scrappy nest. I immediately swept up and disposed of the egg, the nest and their unholy pigeon mess before the egg had anytime to develop. The pigeons haven’t returned, which is great, but I still feel bad about thowing out that egg.
