A personal moving-image narrative revisiting home through fragments of memory, drawing, and spatial reconstruction.
Project text
Self Anatomy returns to the spaces of my home through memory. Drawn rooms and thresholds form a fragmented visual reconstruction, bringing personal recollection into moving image.
Remembering does not unfold in chronological order. It moves through associations between spaces, events, and fragments. Developed during my time at the Royal College of Art, the work follows these connections to explore how a personal narrative can emerge without relying on verbal description.