Earth Exchange Café Conversation with Elizabeth Poraj-Wilczynska
Elizabeth Poraj-Wilczynska is an artist whose work springs from a deep engagement with ancient places. She trained as an archeological illustrator and worked as exhibitions organizer for the Crickley Hill Archaeological Trust and as an illustrator for archeological excavations throughout Gloucestershire. Her expressive art is her response to prehistoric monuments, ghost landscapes, magic and folklore. https://www.lizpw.co.uk
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