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Alice  down the Rabbit Hole  an assemblage using  natural materials that are ethically sourced. And with LED lights that change colours to add a touch of pure enchantment 

Materials used: Handmade box , frame, moss, soil, dried mushrooms, butterflies, twisted willow twigs, paper, 

46.8 x 33.1 inches

The Last Tree installation by Dimitris Koutroumpas within the Art Bank Shepton

The Last Tree is  a sculpture made of foraged bark from dead trees. 

Selini 3D sculpture clad in selenite by Dimitris Koutroumpas Dreamers are Welcome

Selini is handcrafted from pure selenite crystals, providing an extraordinary light that will create a peaceful atmosphere in any room. Selini will bring a sense of inner peace and tranquility into your space. Its unique design and healing properties will make it the perfect addition to your home .

£3.500

Nature Spirit sculpture on show at Wells Art Contemporary in Wells Cathedral by artist Dimitris Koutroumpas

 Spirit is made from foraged natural materials in Shepton Mallet during the pandemic. Its intricate design features a unique combination of wood, moss and other natural materials, all of which have been carefully selected and assembled to create an eye-catching piece of art. The sculpture is perfect for enhancing any living space, adding a unique and spiritual touch to any home. It is a truly unique piece that will be admired for years to come.

£2.500

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Vinyl record and Plastic Plant Pot Flowers by Dimitris Koutroumpas on show in the Art Bank courtyard

Book Gardens - Giving life back to old and unloved books

These book gardens will thrive and grow over time with your love and care.  When the plants become too big you can re-pot them and create your own magical gardens in the book planters.


'Plastic flowers' are made  of  vinyl and discarded plant pots that where collected from a garden center. Plant pots are only used once and then are thrown away.


Plastic flowers were exhibited few years ago at the RHS show where they contributed in an award for woodland trust, and at Glastonbury festival 

You can now see them at the Art Bank's courtyard

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