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Visible Auras
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Church in the Sand
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The Sky is whole
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Silver Water
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Remote sense
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Manifest Tulpa
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Embla quickbeam UK
Rowan Forestier-Walker is a sound and visual artist based in Cornwall. She records and performs under the name Embla Quickbeam.
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