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By Mhairi Fenton on Monday, October 19, 2020

The panels of progression creates a clear line of narrative with the obstruction of the foreground becoming a clearer frame showing the content of the glass house.The 4 frames become a picture board to show the effects of the appreciation and intrigue of nature.

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