Caren Morys

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Website - caren.pb.gallery

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‘Awen’

Watercolour on 100% Cotton Paper.

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A Cornish language song - Tir Ha Mor (Land and Sea)

The delicate, airy vocals and dulcimer sounding instrumentals reminds me of Miranda Sex Garden (a band that no longer exists as far as I’m aware, but check them out). Hyfryd.

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'Tir Ha Mor' Marghek an Gwyns ow tonsya

War an howldrevel

Tir ha mor, tir ha mor

Marghek an Gwyns ow nija

War an howlsedhes efan

Tir ha mor, tir ha mor

Marghek an Gwyns ow tonsya

Dres an dowr efan

Tir ha mor, tir ha mor _________________________________________________

Land and Sea The Rider of the Winds is dancing

Across the sunrise

Land and sea, land and sea

The Rider of the Winds is flying

Across the vast sunset

Land and sea, land and sea

The Rider of the Winds is dancing

Over the wide water

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'Heavenly Llangwyfan'

My painting of St Cwyfan's church, known colloquially as the 'church in the sea'.

Oil on Panel

43 x 28cm

A little oil painting of mine of Anglesey.

19 x 16cm.

#socialmedia #politics

My latest watercolour painting, 'Castell y Gwynt' raven.

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Huginn & Munnin

My watercolour on paper. Which one is Huginn & which one is Muninn do you think?

Yr Olygfa o Borthdinllaen

Olew ar Bapur

£100

Does this bottle of walnut oil seem 'celtic' to you?

No, it doesn't seem particularly 'celtic' to me either, but welcome to the hashtagging habits of social media! The is quite a large section of people who will tag anything & everything as 'celtic' 'native american' 'maori' or whatever else they think is trendy at the time. Photo of a sunset? Celtic. Their headphones? Celtic. A photo of their sandwich? Celtic. Mostly, it will be cheesy New Age material or any item of clothing that is historically inaccurate enough to be labelled as 'renaissancey', but it can get more random than that. Flowing long skirts, for example, are not particularly 'celtic'. I might as well tag a banana as celtic if it's that random.

As a Welsh artist, I often look at these posts and wonder, is the original poster or celtic origin or lives in a celtic country? No. Is whatever that's in the photo itself particularly celtic? No. Was it made or was the photo taken in one of the celtic nations? No. Are the materials from a celtic nation? No. Is the content related to another minority culture that might be of interest to readers? No.

<p>I forgot to mention this! Every now and again I Iook for portrait painting practice. With her permission, I painted Erin from Goodnight Moon ASMR and she shared a progress shot of my painting that I sent her which I wasn’t expecting! Mine is 9 mins 18 seconds into the video.

Here's the finished piece which I posted on my Instagram <br/></p>

Ar fin gorffen hon.

Finished.