Memories of a Kiss

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The cycle of life is like the leafs of a spring tree.

Wondering what might have been, about perception, what do you see when we look at the same thing? How do you deal with endings, do you try to hold on, move forward, forget? Personally, I think the end of something can be something valuable, even when memories start to fade, sounds will feel nostalgic and before you know it you forget the habits.

It's nature that attracts me, the circle of leafs, regenerating and starting over. When you try to move on, you start to forget the sound, then someone's face becomes more and more abstract and eventually it is a vague figure in the distance.

It is this feeling of “wanting to hold on” that I needed to portray. Four artworks that express the battle to frantically hold on to the last bit of memory, that spark that is still clearly visible of something that increasingly becomes opaque. Knowing that going forward is inevitable, it's the leaves that grow and flourish again.

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Digital Photography Artwork ( Hahnemühle Photo Rag Baryta )
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Jun 2018
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