Dorothy Cross discusses her artwork featuring a teacup with images from Robert Flaherty's 'Man of Aran,' reflecting on the juxtaposition of the domestic and the vast natural world. She reflects on the enduring impact of this imagery and shares insights into her creative process.
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Become a SupporterDorothy Cross discusses her artwork featuring a teacup with images from Robert Flaherty's 'Man of Aran,' reflecting on the juxtaposition of the domestic and the vast natural world. She reflects on the enduring impact of this imagery and shares insights into her creative process.
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