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Absent Presence: an exploration of memory and family through printmaking
Visual and linguistic metaphors help to conceptualise memory by reducing its physiological and philosophical complexities to a degree that allows its processes to be easily understood. Two commonly used metaphors are ‘memory as an imprint' and ‘memory as a photograph'. However, these metaphors ignor...
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Michaelis School of Fine Art
2023
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