The Brief
"In this unit you will explore the theme of memory.
This could be through its relationship to the archive – the images, films,
objects, documents and traces through which we recall and revisit individual
and shared memories and histories. You could also consider or imagine possible
futures and how these may link to the present and the past. For example you
could choose to examine life cycles: replenishment or
regeneration, the old constantly being replaced by the new, or even the young
usurping the old. From seed to harvest, a cake baked and eaten, the repurposing
of old things into new, the passing of genes to new generations and so on. The
possibilities are endless."
Charlotte Whitworth
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