Intricate Paper-Cuts at Sugar&Spice, Llandrindod Wells

September 22, 2016  •  Leave a Comment

*** Exhibition extended until further notice by popular demand ***

Eight of Lois Cordelia's original paper-cut artworks, including some of her largest and most elaborate pieces to date, are currently on show at the Sugar & Spice Bistro in the spa town of Llandrindod Wells, Wales.

The display includes Lois's much loved Gaze of the Green Man (below), as well as one of her most ambitious "creative cartography" designs: Mythology and Folklore of the British Isles.

Sugar & Spice Bistro is a relaxed and atmospheric family-run venue, offering a delicious range of wholesome food and drink, with a focus on Mediterranean cuisine. The bistro is located very near to the beautiful Rock Park in Llandrindod Wells:

Address: Sugar & Spice Bistro, Park Crescent, Llandrindod Wells, Powys LD1 6AB, Wales

Call or email to book: 01597 824442 or [email protected]

Gaze of the Green ManGaze of the Green Man"Gaze of the Green Man"
Scalpel paper-cut. Approx. 40 x 50 cm. April 2015.
The Green Man looks away from the viewer with a poignant, wistful expression. The spider's web hints at the fragile interconnectedness of Nature. A dandelion clock implies transience, but also proliferation. A butterfly suggests rebirth.


JanusJanusTitle: Janus
Medium: Scalpel paper-cut
Dimensions: Approx 50 x 30 cm
Date: September 2015


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