<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|>An environmental art project launched at a centre for adults with learning difficulties has attracted interest from the upper echelons of the Welsh Assembly.
The sculptor Richard Houghton and service users at Tyddyn Môn, on Anglesey,<wm> made over nine million pieces of work which took seven days of work - equivalent to eight hours of human effort.
It's been estimated that over five million people will lose employment opportunities as a result of the latest austerity measures. Government targets are in sight, with the Welsh assembly having announced'more for Less.'
A statement from Dafydd Caiamh Harcourt on behalf of the project stated, it wasn't ideal to be so close together as to be able to collaborate. "In the</wm> meantime, the project will stay hidden away by Tyddyn's team, in darkened rooms,