My sister's been awarded a first class honours in her fine arts degree after eight years balancing part time study with part time work. Her final exhibition was a couple of months ago - introduced here
https://audioboom.com/boos/3275106-ba-fine-arts-final-exhibition-2015.
My sister specialised in print-making
Exploring through print-making. Some of her papier mache look like death masks, and that's on purpose because she was exploring the theme of mortality. Mortality interested her because of a number of deaths in our family over the last few years while she was studying. Hear her describe her work on this theme at
https://audioboom.com/boos/3276557-fine-art-mortality-with-cath-hartnett.
The last photo is of a papier mache of our mother's hand, frail with age. Even through the paper, you can see the wedding ring on her fourth finger.
One of our daughters is marrying and we're told we have to wear hats. Here are some hats that daughter and I have made.
