How art brings nature to our patients' besides

28 Feb 2022, 8 a.m.

A young boy and patient at GOSH interacts with the table top lightbox, playing with pressed flower slides.

Commissioned by GOSH Arts, it seeks to bring the outside in for our GOSH patients. This is especially important for our children and young people who are unable to enjoy the gardens, parks, and outdoor spaces due to the nature of their treatment.

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