97 miles west

here a few shots of the recent 97 miles west show in truman brewery, theyre stitched together using photoshop, makers are left to right

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inga page, emily horn, will kendrick, maja beattie, astrid foreman

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lauren truss, stephanie bengry-howell, charles thorburn, tracey page, lizzie morris

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geraldine duffy, benmottershead, me, lucy hobbs, lauren truss

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emily horn, inga page, will kendrick, maja beattie

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this is all the packed work just before the ... .. . 97 mile move to brick lane

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