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A selection of recent works by Matthew Lee Knowles, with a soundtrack also by Matthew. For the images, I used the following: Scanner, laminator, laminating pouches, blue hair dye, red ink, yellow paint, coloured tape, sellotape, rope, string, balloons, pencil shavings, tissue paper, tumble dryer lint, spray glue, fluff/hair etc from carpet and blue silly string.
A selection of recent works by Matthew Lee Knowles, with a soundtrack also by Matthew. For the images, I used the following: Scanner, laminator, laminating pouches, blue hair dye, red ink, yellow paint, coloured tape, sellotape, rope, string, balloons, pencil shavings, tissue paper, tumble dryer lint, spray glue, fluff/hair etc from carpet and blue silly string.
A selection of recent works by Matthew Lee Knowles, with a soundtrack also by Matthew. For the images, I used the following: Scanner, laminator, laminating pouches, blue hair dye, red ink, yellow paint, coloured tape, sellotape, rope, string, balloons, pencil shavings, tissue paper, tumble dryer lint, spray glue, fluff/hair etc from carpet and blue silly string.
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