Seeing is Forgetting. 2023
Serigraph
Mylar film, OSB board, and ink
38” x 27” x 1.5"
"Seeing is Forgetting"
The piece draws inspiration from a historic image of a demolished Victorian house in San Francisco's Fillmore district, symbolizing the lasting impact of redlining on marginalized communities. By deliberately removing specific references to time and location, I accentuate the universal essence of this issue and emphasize its relevance across different communities and eras. To further convey the concept, the image is backed by a rough-painted OSB board, visually connecting the demolished home with raw materiality and evoking a sense of disruption. Through my deliberate choice of materials and subject matter, I aim to evoke a sense of wonder and invite viewers to pause and recognize the beauty hidden within the intricate tapestry of the urban fabric.
