Cornfield, 1998

Pigment print on photo rag paper
Print size: 195 × 195 mm
Edition of 25
Comes with a signed and numbered certificate sticker

Each time we access a memory, we rewrite the moment. The very act of remembering alters the facts. This process, called reconsolidation, makes the image a bit more blurry and malleable, a retelling of the last time we shared the memory. Using analog photographs from my family archive, I re-record them as digital files and pixelate each image by hand, blurring some areas while others remain visible, shaping the image into a new narrative.