This work explores aspects of how we remember, exploring themes of perception, representation and the unreliable nature of memory.

As time passes, the memory of certain moments or events become distorted. Even seconds after a moment has passed we struggle to fill in the detail – it has mutated into something very different from what we actually experienced. Oftentimes we remember things that were only of peripheral interest at the time and forget that which was the main focus. We exaggerate the beauty (or lack of), the colour and lighting conditions, and in trying to reconcile half forgotten elements of the scene, we start to compose a mildly surreal image in our mind’s eye.

These are a set of Archival Pigment Prints. Each image is printed at a size of 75x75cm (unless otherwise stated) onto Hahnemuehle PhotoRag 308 and mounted. Limited to an edition of 25. Signed, numbered and blind stamped.