Acrylic, oil pigment stick and coloured pencil on canvas
Stretched and ready to hang, depth 2 cm (unframed)
About this work
This work continues to explore my interest in the psychology of memory and how we construct narratives from fragmented recollections. Memories, often replayed unconsciously, can shape our understanding of self and reality, blurring the lines between truth and interpretation. To visualise this, I draw on imagery from interior design, architecture and fashion as reflections of the way we present ourselves to the world. This imagery is cut up, reconstructed and abstracted, representing the layers of manipulated memories that we construct and unconsciously live by.
