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Rhys Aneurin Cardiff, UK
Rhys Aneurin is an artist and musician from Ynys Môn, living in Cardiff.
Weaving every day
field recordings of the city with electronic instrumental compositions and deconstructing urban landscapes in his paintings, Aneurin's work questions the ideals of identity and isolation that traditionally define a place - and the feelings of belonging and alienation brought by ever-changing architecture.
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