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Elpida Vasileva – Friday Event – Site – Place – Context – 20th January 2012

Posted by Emily Penn on February 7, 2012 · Leave a Comment

Elpida Vasileva is a sculptor and installation artist, she works extensively with animal matter, particularly animal skins and the beauty in them. Vasileva graduated from the Glasgow School of Art in 1996, her degree show was Re-evolution (1996). Vasileva placed a large live scotts pine in the Mac building. The tree ran up the entire … Continue reading →

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