“Escaping Reality” an art gallery by Catherine Tew

Alijah McCracken, Content Creator|January 14, 2021

Alijah McCracken

Catherine Tew stars as “Alice in Wonderland” in her installation that tells her life story. She intended to bring a sense of calmness to the viewers with her gallery.

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