Memory and how it evolves over time is a recurring theme in my practice. Memory to Mythology looks at how personal memories, inherited stories, and half-remembered fairy tales can overlap and become difficult to separate. This project begins with familiar symbols from my own childhood and stories passed down through different cultures. Through painting and woodwork, I explore ideas around ritual, theatre, tradition, and craft. Wood, for its associations with memory, endurance, and making, became a central and intimate part of this project, setting the scene as a both a staged and domestic space. Memory to Mythology brings these works together to explore how memory can start to feel like fiction.
