Arusha Gallery, Edinburgh, Scotland

 Here are some visuals from a last year's show at Arusha Gallery













Morwenna Morrison: Fixing Eyes with the Unseen

a. Daughters of Leucippus

b. The Gatherer

c. Outpouring


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