Memory's Witness

I conceived this suite of six prints as a narrative: from a harmonious Eden, through threat of attack, devastation of war, grief, mourning and, finally, regeneration.

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• Memory's Witness

  We fill the craters left by the bombs.
  And once again we sing,
  And once again we sow
  The force of life never surrenders.

  ~Vietnamese Song, Anonymous

  The persistence of war affects our lives daily - if not directly, then indirectly, often imperceptibly. No matter how much we dream of peace, war persists. This leads me to conclude that war is a part of humanity, a part of our collective soul.

  I conceived this suite of six prints as a narrative: from a harmonious Eden, through threat of attack, devastation of war, grief, mourning and, finally, regeneration.