Fault Lines is a reflection on the ways in which objects and memories intertwine, becoming a vessel for communication and stimulating recollection. Guided by ideas of post-memory and solastalgia, this series explores the fragility of one’s memory as it ages—an
Sundowning—the term for increased confusion in the late afternoon and evening for people with Alzheimer’s. Sundowning reflects on the tensions between permanence and impermanence and intends to resist modernist ideals of monolithic permanence. As its title suggests, Sundowning is
