Edith Lebeau on Empathy, Nostalgia, and Painting Through Anxiety
Edith Lebeau splits her creative life between a spacious converted barn where she paints to the sound of wind and rain, and a cozy home studio full of vintage dolls, ponies, and customized Blythes. In this interview, she talks about making work...
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