Earth Memory

Earth Memory is a series of hanging installations which accentuate the inherent beauty of materiality, incorporating industrial and archaeological elements like iron cores, brass, and crystals. Through these elements, the artworks explore the grounding qualities of the Earth, which are essential to human existence. In their construction, the works appear as portals between two realities; a manifestation of the "veil" between human transience and the profound continuity of the earth.

The work echoes the concept of the Anthropocene, delving into our introspective gaze and the notion of an interconnected reality. Both physically and metaphorically, the works elevate materials from the depths of the Earth towards the heavens, using the very materials that form the bedrock of civilization. Through this connection between the personal and the planetary, we are invited into a meditative landscape where we can step outside human time and enter the mineral time of the Earth. 

Earth Memory evolves from Weight of Memories and comprises three installations, incorporating ironcores from Canadian rock formations, found brass pendulums from old grandfather clocks, and Crystals. These components hang from robust steel and brass frameworks, supported by sturdy chains made of brass and iron.