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Etched in Memorysolo show at Robin Gibson Gallery

 

Etched in Memory (2009–2010) developed from stories my mother told me about her childhood in Greece. Her recollections moved between the everyday and the unsettling — ghosts walking the staircase at night, running from a bomb shelter to rescue a pet pig, walking with her mother through poppy fields, and the flowers she remembered most vividly from home.

As dementia began to affect her memory, there was an urgency to hold onto these stories before they became less accessible. The works do not attempt to reconstruct them literally, but consider how memory is received, interpreted and transformed through another person’s imagination.

Multiple-plate colour etching: hardground, softground and aquatint.


Etched in Memory, solo exhibition, Robin Gibson Gallery, Sydney, 2010.

© 2017  Tina Barahanos 

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