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Fortune cookie pallette tweaks and refining the mood of this piece

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Final rug design: "Precocious Menstruation", Bethan Hemus, 2026 - how my piece was informed

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Division Dialogues by Erik Åberg

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Making fortunes and reflections on luck

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Land Operation by Estelle Chrétien

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Testing pallette

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Venice Biennal Protests 2026 - arts place in protest

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Levi Van Veluw

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Scaled up tufting frame

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Fortune cookies printed

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Studio kind of sorted

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Bethan Hemus: I have tried many things over time, but I always return to art. Art is not a luxury for me, it's an essential mechanism for exploring myself and my connection with others. I need that. I think we all need that. I would rather be in dialogue than monologue about this, which is why I incorporate paradox and ambiguity in my work; to ask questions, making space for reply and shared learning. My personal and professional experiences drive my emotional development, just as they drive my motivation to explore themes creatively; particularly trauma, activism and mending.

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