A familiar image, taken apart and remembered differently.
Artifact No. 3224 begins with a vintage wig advertisement, cut into narrow strips and reconstructed into something slightly distorted and new. Faces, typography, and fragments of beauty imagery slip in and out of alignment, giving the piece the feeling of a printed artifact that has passed through time, memory, and maybe even a paper shredder before finding its way back together.
Part advertisement, part visual glitch, the piece plays with nostalgia by disrupting what was once polished and familiar. What remains is imperfect, fragmented, and strangely recognizable, like a memory reconstructed from pieces instead of recalled exactly as it happened.
A familiar image, taken apart and remembered differently.
Artifact No. 3224 begins with a vintage wig advertisement, cut into narrow strips and reconstructed into something slightly distorted and new. Faces, typography, and fragments of beauty imagery slip in and out of alignment, giving the piece the feeling of a printed artifact that has passed through time, memory, and maybe even a paper shredder before finding its way back together.
Part advertisement, part visual glitch, the piece plays with nostalgia by disrupting what was once polished and familiar. What remains is imperfect, fragmented, and strangely recognizable, like a memory reconstructed from pieces instead of recalled exactly as it happened.
