The waters of babylon
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ive already abandoned the rather over decorative botanical renderings i displayed yesterday. development in art is about evolution i think. we have to evolve as artists and i dislike doing today much as what i did yesterday. copying one self is as bad as copying someone else. even so i think there are elements to our work which because peculiar to us will never change. this is the stamp which makes our work no one elses but our own.
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Michael Hanrahan
I love art but it's very much up and down as I go about my day to day life as a painter and often I really struggle to paint therefore I fall out with it. You're only as good as your last painting as they say. My greatest love is music and I prefer to write classical music for orchestra than paint…
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