Experience the thought-provoking exhibition "One Step At A Time" by artist Tom Berry at Lewisham Arthouse in London. This exhibition, inspired by life-altering events, showcases a collection of paintings, drawings, sculptures, and photographs intertwined with text. Tom's journey began in January 2022 when his wife faced a transformative accident while cycling to teach medicine. The artworks narrate the incident and delve into themes of physical transformation, disability, and the importance of support during crises. Through his personal creations, Tom conveys a universal message about responding creatively to unexpected challenges for understanding and recovery.

Visit the exhibition from March 21st to April 1st, 2024, between 10 am and 6 pm (excluding March 25th & 27th, open 12-6 pm). Engage with the artist himself during the Artist Tour and Q&A session on March 30th at midday and 3 pm. For further information, reach out via email. The venue, Lewisham Arthouse, offers step-free access, an accessible toilet, and seating for all visitors. Immerse yourself in this profound artistic journey that reflects the resilience and healing power of creativity.

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