Keepsake Revisited
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The thought of sharing meals outside of my household arouses conflicting feelings and anxiety. I long to reunite with family and friends, partake in quotidian activities, previously taken for granted.
This series of lumen prints (click for info) is about being a time traveler of sorts: revisiting objects and activities from the past in order to explore how present circumstances change their significance.
21 years ago I created a series called Keepsake: copper coated, cast hydrocal replicas of paper napkins saved from meals shared with friends, family or eaten alone. While sheltering in place, I started searching for objects to use as imagery and found a stash of napkins saved from meals shared during the Keepsake era, before time altered the meaning of such mundane objects.
The thought of sharing meals outside of my household arouses conflicting feelings and anxiety. I long to reunite with family and friends, partake in quotidian activities, previously taken for granted.
This series of lumen prints (click for info) is about being a time traveler of sorts: revisiting objects and activities from the past in order to explore how present circumstances change their significance.
21 years ago I created a series called Keepsake: copper coated, cast hydrocal replicas of paper napkins saved from meals shared with friends, family or eaten alone. While sheltering in place, I started searching for objects to use as imagery and found a stash of napkins saved from meals shared during the Keepsake era, before time altered the meaning of such mundane objects.
