memory
lines
Each line represents and acts as a trigger, revealing an assortment of memories when touched, changing dependent on pressure and placement.
The piece began as a game with Eva Macali, asking her to recite memories that arose to a dictaphone, as she walked around the grounds we were both staying in.
These dilapidated cassette memories were then unfurled through fragmented audio loops so as to never reveal the full memory - allowing people who interact with the work to explore whatever links arose in their own minds - and also bringing an abstracted past, physically into the present.
Possible visual cues in the surrounding environment were documented through photography that lined the perimeter of the space (samples shown below).
This piece was made over the course of a few days on a scholarship at The Field Kitchen Academy (2020).