Memento II Flyer: Enschede
Designed by Inés Tarradellas
Designed by Inés Tarradellas
The following images show the process and work of Sarah Catherine Gifford who exchanged from Wimbledon College of Art: Theatre Design for Performance to ArtEZ Enschede: Monumental Art, Feb-June 2010
An initial image: part of a process
500 Porcelin Tiles, each with an Iron-Oxide printed image.
Opening at the Gallery Broekhuis, (Enschede, The Netherlands)a two hour performance, breaking each of the 500 tiles.
Although on the opening night there was a performance, the 'evidence' of that performance was left for the duration of the exhibition. One 'multipule' (as shown below), a single unbroken tile was sent in a wooden box to each of the participating institutions. The tile was not protected and would inevitably arrive broken.
Sarah Catherine Gifford's Memory: 'I have many memories of my Grandmother, I know exactly what she was like, how she laughed and joked, how she walked and talked; she reminds me of my mother. But my Grandmother died a week before I was born. These are fake memories; collected from others memories of her. They are not my own and not worth keeping.'
Opening at the Gallery Broekhuis, (Enschede, The Netherlands)a two hour performance, breaking each of the 500 tiles.
Although on the opening night there was a performance, the 'evidence' of that performance was left for the duration of the exhibition. One 'multipule' (as shown below), a single unbroken tile was sent in a wooden box to each of the participating institutions. The tile was not protected and would inevitably arrive broken.
More pictures from Memento II in Enschede
