Mary Quite Contrary
Mary Quite Contrary....a view of my heaven, my inspiration for current projects and future installations. Recycled arts, painting, sustainable architecture, fiber, digital and contemporary art along with classic painting and ancient artifacts. Anthropological and various religions views and spiritually uplifting quotes. Vintage, traditional folk arts and did i mention traveling caravans and tree houses?
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Shed Love: Alex Holland sent in a picture of his man shed at 750ft above sea level in the Cambrian mountains. The roof is a 16ft long clinker built boat made between 1900 - 1910. The walls are recycled wood and wattle and daub. The windows are from a 1940’s caravan.

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Shed Love: Alex Holland sent in a picture of his man shed at 750ft above sea level in the Cambrian mountains. The roof is a 16ft long clinker built boat made between 1900 - 1910. The walls are recycled wood and wattle and daub. The windows are from a 1940’s caravan.

Wood-Shed Love: Alex Holland sent in a picture of his man shed at 750ft above sea level in the Cambrian mountains. The roof is a 16ft long clinker built boat made between 1900 - 1910. The walls are recycled wood and wattle and daub. The windows are from a 1940’s caravan. v: wood-yeah

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Wood-Shed Love: Alex Holland sent in a picture of his man shed at 750ft above sea level in the Cambrian mountains. The roof is a 16ft long clinker built boat made between 1900 - 1910. The walls are recycled wood and wattle and daub. The windows are from a 1940’s caravan. v: wood-yeah