Friday, 28 June 2013

Memory work 3

LR's children (2012/13)

LR's child 1 (2012)
Materials: hand-me-down wool/polyester mixtureDimensions: 41 cm x 31 cm

LR’s boy (2012)
Materials: hand-me-down wool/polyester mixture
Dimensions: jumper 29 cm x 15 cm, pants 16 cm x 13 cm

LR’s child 3 (2013)
Materials: crocheted from hand-me-down wool/polyester mixture
Dimensions: 22 cm x 26.5 cm
LR’s child 4 (2013)
Dimensions: 19 cm x 27.5 cm
Materials: crocheted from hand-me-down wool/polyester mixture


LR’s children (2012/13)

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Sleep-drunk I dance

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4 comments:

lasuza said...

It's like paper dolls gone wrong, like the pieces should fit together, but absurdly don't... and why don't they, why is the wave a salute, how is it possible for horror and innocence to exist in that single moment when the little girl raises her arm...mm...the word absurd keeps returning...and I understand why you say that you want the DVD in your house, that you should look the horror in the eye but can only glance sideways...i do very much understand this quandary and we've discussed this before... where to place horror and tragedy...

Marjojo said...

Thanks for your comment! So glad that you understand where I'm coming from and looking forward to continuing our conversation. Have something of yours which I will try to read this week. Looking forward to it, as ever...

lasuza said...

PS what you write about LR's children and a child growing up in a dysfunctional family and thinking they are normal, shedding reshaping slowly pushing desire through a misshapen hole until the limbs don't grow quite right...that is brilliant...so pertinent...

RosieK said...

Poignant - thesecworksvreally made me think about the violence of war - pure poetry Marion t