I must thank Lynne Crompton of Oriel Q Gallery, Narberth, Wales, for allowing me an opportunity to explore the subject of Swsana and the Elders & Shrine.

Amanda Roderick, Director of Mission Gallery Swansea, for opening the show.

My son Joe for his soundscape collaboration with Shrine and for his performance together with poet David Thomas at the closing event.

Sally Moss for leading me through an "In Conversation".

Rhian Stone for her translation into Welsh and Mathew Otten for additional photography. And most importantly those who visited the gallery and made such an important, personal and sometimes emotional response to my work.

Some coments:

"A poetic and moving experience" Glenys Cour

"Disturbing but memorable"

"Gentle, peaceful, provocative, Diolch"

"Very moving and thought provoking"

"Really uplifting to see such an unusual exhibition - a hidden treat...the soundscape is great too!"

"Delicate impressions, truth shines bright"

"Very haunting, beautifully presented"

"I am emotionally dried out, so wonderful"

" I want the little people to stay forever!" Sophie, Narberth