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July 2009 : small paper house made of parchment paper
Parchment paper or grease proof paper is another of my favourite papers to work with. I enjoy the translucent quality and its association with everyday activities like baking.

For July 2009, I stitched a small house of multiple stories using parchment paper. It was a 3 dimensional house but by the time Orah received it, it was completely flattened in the post.

I made a series of 2 dimensional multi-story houses, already flat, sandwiched between two sheets of parchment papers. These were the pieces for my new work. 

The little houses look like they are enveloped in a mist of fog. You have to look very closely otherwise they may disappear forever. It is like trying to hold on to a memory that is slipping away.      

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'Paper Houses', parchment paper, thread, graphite, 15 January 2014
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'Paper Houses' - detail



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    About the artist

    I am a visual artist and maker currently based in Winchester, UK. My works look at ideas surrounding the definitions of home and with it the notions of belonging and displacement. The various cultural backdrops I have personally experienced together with the everyday situations and findings, particularly as a woman and mother, are some of the areas where I find inspirations for making my art work. 
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