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artist's book (dryprint and graphite on calque, gray paper, thread); 14 cm x 20.5 cm closed, 14 x 40 cm open
artist's book (dryprint and graphite on calque, gray paper, thread); 14 cm x 20.5 cm closed, 14 x 40 cm open
a meditation on loss, intergenerational trauma, and postmemory, this artist's book uses frottage (a pencil-rubbing technique popular on gravestones) to record traces of missing photos left behind in pre-1940s family albums recovered after the Holocaust.
these physical markers—dried glue residue, recessed photo windows, rips, and tears—serve as evidence of speculative artifacts: interrupted family histories, archival absence, and an inability to record the un-recordable.
created as part of Ariane Schick's workshop at the Wiener Holocaust Library in London. handmade edition of two with unique pages and cover designs. long-stitch bound.
these physical markers—dried glue residue, recessed photo windows, rips, and tears—serve as evidence of speculative artifacts: interrupted family histories, archival absence, and an inability to record the un-recordable.
created as part of Ariane Schick's workshop at the Wiener Holocaust Library in London. handmade edition of two with unique pages and cover designs. long-stitch bound.