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Helen Grundy (1965) is an object maker and digital collage artist living in Birmingham, who also work with homeless men and women in the city centre. She is interested in making her art practice environmentally sustainable as collage is the art form that has recycling and repurposing at its core. Her work has a strong narrative quality and she often uses humour to explore difficult themes. She has been awarded funding from The Arts Council. The work The Anatomy of Rumination focuses on too much silence and how we can become trapped with thoughts that can easily become worries and anxiety. The thoughts are forming a cycle, a thought pattern, that needs to be broken.