Horizon of Hope

People from Kensington Court and De Clare Court visited Môrwelion / The Sea Horizons at Oriel y Parc in St Davids. The exhibition explored artist Garry Fabian Miller’s fascination with the horizon – where land, sea and imagination meet.

Inspired by the exhibition and the Pembrokeshire coastline, the group reflected on their own connections with the natural world.

Working with artist Anne Kerr-Hughes, they brought their ideas together to create this shared Horizon of Hope scroll – a creative response to landscape, connection and looking towards the future.

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