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Moyna Flannigan (born 1963) is a Scottish artist working primarily in drawing, collage and painting. Flannigan is best known for her imagined paintings of women in psychologically charged situations. "The real subject of my paintings is space, both physical and psychological. [...] Space in a painting is not simply an environment for action; it’s a place with formal relationships that have inherent hidden meaning."

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  • Moyna Flannigan (born 1963) is a Scottish artist working primarily in drawing, collage and painting. Flannigan is best known for her imagined paintings of women in psychologically charged situations. "The real subject of my paintings is space, both physical and psychological. [...] Space in a painting is not simply an environment for action; it’s a place with formal relationships that have inherent hidden meaning." (en)
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  • Moyna Flannigan (born 1963) is a Scottish artist working primarily in drawing, collage and painting. Flannigan is best known for her imagined paintings of women in psychologically charged situations. "The real subject of my paintings is space, both physical and psychological. [...] Space in a painting is not simply an environment for action; it’s a place with formal relationships that have inherent hidden meaning." (en)
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