Anima/l by Fiona Owen Marga Burgui-Artajo and for art

and for art

“The calm yet faceted language of Moore’s luscious music spectacularly recovers the joys of landscape

in which exquisite turns of phrase quite literally make the hairs on your neck and arms stand to attention

Antony Owen

Anima/l by Fiona Owen Marga Burgui-Artajo and for artGwnewch y pethau bychain Do the little things (Dewi Sant St David) is how Fiona Owen signs off her communications. And she is a poet who understands that the little things are actually the things to which we should be paying our deepest attention the small interactions between people, the word that matters, the objects that hold more than memory and, vitally, the land we live on, the air we breathe, the anima ls and plants we live amongst and with,