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Rewilding: Details of Lyndal's 3 Works, 2024	Her Land, Perspectives in Eco-art, 2024-2025	Landmark, Kelowna Art Gallery, 2025

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Liz Ingram and Bernd Hildebrandt
Moss Chapel (foreground), Arctic Survival Tent, 2024
Inkjet prints on silk, thread, wood, stones, jute and vinyl letters

Liz Ingram and Bernd Hildebrandt
Moss Chapel, 2024
Inkjet prints on silk, thread, wood, stones, jute and vinyl letters

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