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Chaos in a Cabinet!


Recently I exhibited at The 13th International Artist Book Fair, Leeds University.


Cabinet of Curiosities: an interactive exhibition of new relational book works by the International online Artist Book Collective.


Please find out more on Artsit Book Collective on Facebook.



Chaos Theory is composed with re-claimed materials and using tradtional techniues.
Carrie Scott-Huby
www.pinkmooninspires.co.uk

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  1. jan2 April 2010 at 14:19

    hi carrie,
    this looks so comfy i just want to climb in and go to sleep! do you think the real string theory would let you do that?
    a cat's cradle of wool in fact, not in theory.
    love jan x

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  2. carrie scott huby16 April 2010 at 09:53

    ......that just depends on which theory in what time and space?

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