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At first glance, Debra Swann's Yeti-skin rug suggests a fairy-tale come true. Swann's convincing fabled creatures sport fur made of dried plants and selotape exoskeletons.

My work is informed by the physicality of being human and yet the most visible trait comes from a collision between the worlds of reality and fantasy. Taking materials from the everyday and transforming them into fantastical objects or attire, I attempt to investigate my own imagination and explore the boundaries between the everyday and the subconscious or metaphysical worlds of fantasy.

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