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Relearning Memories
The brain records and remembers many details and information, in order to deliver the knowledge for the application of a task. It is a complicated and complex process. The information are stored as memories to be retrieved for future use. Exploring the idea of ‘relearning’ by adapting the manner our brain remembers, the work make use of ‘impressions’ forcefully created onto materials (paper), changing the memory of the subject, causing new formations. These creases represent the information needed for the learning, and by pushing the boundary of the subject’s memory, the work explores the possible outcome of relearning something that has been practiced before and memorized.
This work was first presented at minimart 5.0, with nine pieces of paper having new memories of its form.
For SENI MINI, the artist has recorded the new form on paper, with drawing.
More about Karen here
The brain records and remembers many details and information, in order to deliver the knowledge for the application of a task. It is a complicated and complex process. The information are stored as memories to be retrieved for future use. Exploring the idea of ‘relearning’ by adapting the manner our brain remembers, the work make use of ‘impressions’ forcefully created onto materials (paper), changing the memory of the subject, causing new formations. These creases represent the information needed for the learning, and by pushing the boundary of the subject’s memory, the work explores the possible outcome of relearning something that has been practiced before and memorized.
This work was first presented at minimart 5.0, with nine pieces of paper having new memories of its form.
For SENI MINI, the artist has recorded the new form on paper, with drawing.
More about Karen here
