Title: Memory I
Year: 2021
Size: 90x90 cm
Technique: Oil & charcoal on canvas

Description: ”Memory I” considers how memory shapes, fragments, and decays over time. There is a theoretical particle in physics called the Anyon. It is a two-dimensional digital material that can be built upon in a three-dimensional theoretical plane. These particles are similar to water droplets, in that they attract each other. As anyons adhere to one another, they begin to create an image or form. I relate this process to the way we create memories. Memory is a theoretical material that we build within our minds to create something different to what it once was. Often, memories are fleeting; as quickly as they are created, they can also decay, and pass away.