Joani Groenewald. Stellenbosch University. New Graduates 2015
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Published: 23.06.2015

In this research project Joani Groenewald studies memory, specifically the unstable and fragmented nature of memory. She revisits a specific childhood memory and recreates it visually through the creation of jewellery pieces and objects. The memory is from 1990, she is four years old. The memory becomes a story for the viewer and the jewellery objects become a visual interpretation that contains traces of moments in the memory.
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