i suppose when you've been given a synthetic time limit and you find yourself reminiscing about "the good old days"- your life seems relatively meaningful, ironically that's what people spend their entire life trying to define. And only on the edge of death does it all seem to make sense.
TRACES: This community project is 8 BRIT School Year 12 BTEC National Diploma Art and Design students working with 8 patients at St Christopher's Hospice exploring art making together. They will be collaboratively exploring narratives in objects of personal significance through cyanotype photography, animation and installation. The final celebratory event is Friday 8th July- do come along :)
Monday, May 16, 2011
start of the project
We've had the introductions to community art and I'm just about to start the off site work. I was thinking yesterday, about how worried i was about meeting the patients at St. Christopher's. Will they want to talk to me? i wonder if their families or loved ones put them there against their will. i wonder what it's like being surrounded by people who know they're gonna die. i wonder if they're angry at the situation they've been forced to adapt to. Or maybe it's just a state of numb acceptance.
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