Copyright: Halaburda
Dedans Kyynsell
Copyright: Halaburda
CC-BY-NC: Halaburda
Newburgh, NY, USA
Newburgh, NY, USA
The first canvas captures the initial stages of memory corrosion, where fragmented recollections intertwine with the act of walking. Here, blurred images and disjointed pathways symbolize the fleeting nature of memory as one navigates through the labyrinth of the mind.
In the second canvas, wandering takes center stage as memories meander through subconscious landscapes. Tangled brushstrokes and obscured landmarks evoke the sensation of drifting aimlessly, mirroring the unpredictable nature of memory recall.
The final canvas embodies letting go as memories dissolve into ethereal landscapes of abstraction. Fading colors and fading contours signify the gradual release of attachment to the past, allowing space for new experiences and narratives to emerge.
In the series of three canvases exploring “memory corrosion,” the theme delves into the intricate mechanisms behind the gradual fading and distortion of memories over time. Drawing inspiration from psychogeography, walking, and wandering, each canvas depicts a different aspect of this phenomenon.
Through this visual exploration, the series invites viewers to contemplate the fluidity of memory and the profound impact of psychogeographical influences on our subjective perceptions of the world. It encourages reflection on the interconnectedness between memory, movement, and the ever-shifting landscapes of the mind.
APA style reference
Halaburda, P. (2023).
Memory corrosion.
walk · listen · create.
https://walklistencreate.org/walkingpiece/memory-corrosion/
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