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Tuesday 29 May 2018

Party Goods For All Occasions

Shopfront on Hoe Street, E17.

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Paul Vallance: London, United Kingdom; I'm a psychotherapist and researcher based in Leyton, east London. In my spare time I make collages. The Jungian principle of active imagination guides me; if an image 'moves'- has life, I follow it. All collages are handmade with content found in old magazines and books, re-assembled with scissors, scalpel and Spray Mount, i.e. no digital manipulation, though the colour balance of some images has been digitally enhanced. If you'd like to use any of the images please let me know. Many thanks, Paul. Enquiries: vallance@hotmail.co.uk

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