Jennifer Fleming

LANGUAGE OF MEMORY (11)

In this piece Ink, graphite and acrylic paint were built up in layers on an untreated silk surface, creating unpredictable and fragile marks. Graphite and ink drawings lay beneath the silk on watercolour paper, adding an uncertaintiy to the depth of surface.

Series Overview

The Language of Memory (Subjectivity of Perception) series evolved from studies of trees completed in situ and subsequently transformed, through a process of iteration and investigation, into indeterminate forms recording the memory of place. The process aims to build a personal language with which to explore the experience of being physically present, questioning the subjectivity of our individual experiences.