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Jul 1, 2019 1 hr 4 min

Lucy Jane Purrington

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LUCY JANE PURRINGTON IN CONVERSATION WITH PAUL CABUTS PONTYPRIDD, JUNE 2019 (released on the Ffoton podcast 1 July 2019) Lucy Jane Purrington is a Rhondda-based Artist whose photographic work most often takes on a surreal quality. Her ongoing self-portrait project focusses on themes of identity and mental health whilst at the same time exploring photography as a means of visual storytelling. Her work has been published in numerous magazines. Ffoton are delighted to feature Lucy and her work and are grateful to both Lucy and Paul Cabuts for recording this conversation. View more of Lucy's work on her website www.lucypurrington.com Follow her work on Instagram @ljpurrington_art Gallery images © Lucy Jane Purrington and used with permission of the photographer. Podcast banner images © Brian Carroll 2019. Please note: Comments or views made by interview participants are their own and are NOT necessarily the views of the Ffoton Wales team. Also available on the Ffoton YouTube channel www.ffoton.wales Giving a voice to talented photographers across Wales since 2015. Follow us on BlueSky and Instagram @ffotonwales Made in Wales Topics covered in the conversation: Barbara Kruger - www.barbarakruger.com Sherman Theatre - www.shermantheatre.co.uk John Cage - In a Landscape (via Spotify) Ian Walker - City Gorged with Dreams: Surrealism and Documentary Photography in Interwar Paris (Amazon)

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