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Image 1 This tissue paper collage was made by one workshop participant who tried to evoke the look and texture of ageing skin.
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Image 2 This is a tissue paper collage made by one workshop participant to try to evoke the look and texture of ageing skin.
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Image 3 This cast was taken of another participants wrinkled elbow and then painted metallic silver.
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Image 4 For the participant who created this, the red and blue represent different parts of the self.
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Image 5 This image is from a series about the ebb and flow of personal energy and fatigue.
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Image 6 This sculpture was made in response to a discussion the women had about the word "crone". The sculpture has a very pronounced chin hair!
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Image 7 One participant wrote a poem - an adaptation of the poem "Warning" by Jenny Joseph - in response to her experiences in the group.
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Image 8 This collage was created to explore nakedness and shows a picture of a woman who has had a masctectomy
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Image 9 One participant thought of her wrinkles as hieroglyphs, telling her life story
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Image 10 This image by a participant shows doors closing on a stick figure: I wanted to express some feelings about restriction and the contraction of my horizons.
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Image 11 This was a collage on the theme of skin made by one participant.
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Image 12 One participants life size drawing shows the discrepancy between how she feels on the inside and how she is seen on the outside.
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