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British interdisciplinary artist, writer and electronic musician. 

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Blurb: Gwyddion has exhibited his artwork nationally in the U.K. and is now beginning to exhibit internationally, along with his poetry and other writing currently available through Amazon and publishing platform Medium. His artwork is heavily influenced by Buddhism, philosophy, psychology and future technologies. Previous works have included psycho-geographical and hoax art elements, such as the Hopwas Project, where he buried two copper plates and other occult artifacts in a Staffordshire woodland that were later found and written about in local newspapers and online, sparking an interest into the woodland’s past that became international. Despite some of the more elaborate artworks and installations that he has created he always comes back to pencil drawing, poetry and prose as his main source of inspiration. His poetry is primarily created as spoken word works to be accompanied by synth soundscapes and imagery, both live and recorded.
 
The film ‘Brutalist’, a contemporary dance, electronic music and spoken word film was created by ‘Collabs’, a London based platform (headed by producer Dan Lowenstein) for arts collaboration of all kinds, utilising the poem ‘In the City of My Body’ to create an experimental film and dance work in 2018. He has also collaborated with David Tibet from the experimental band ‘Current 93’ in creating a sound installation in the south of England. He is a qualified yoga instructor and practices and teaches vipassana meditation which he studied while living in various monasteries for a year as a Buddhist monk and later while living and traveling in South East Asia and India.

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