About Sarah-Twiggy
Sarah-Twiggy Boyer was born and raised in Paris, France. In 2008, she moved to Baltimore, MD to attend the Maryland Institute College of Art and graduated in 2012 with a BFA in painting. She now lives and work in Baltimore, MD.
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Photographic Collages (memories)
The past is one of the most essential building blocks to one’s character, yet memory is a highly complex concept. Over time, one’s memory of specific instances can be distorted, recreated and combined with others to create new experiences. The influence from the memories of others can also affect the way one recalls their own experiences. This exaggeration of memories is the primary focus of my work. To me, memory is an ever-evolving aspect of our minds—each moment existing in the shadow of the subsequent one. It is a fragile and decaying, yet beautiful and delicate part of the unconscious that I sought to explore. The work can be described as “nostalgic” and ephemeral as the pieces stand as fragments that influence this modified experience that the viewer can develop and relate to their own. The goal of the work is to borrow aspects from the memory of other’s, mold them into my own and fabricate new ones for others to borrow from.
People and places
The past is one of the most essential building blocks to one’s character, yet memory is a highly complex concept. Over time, one’s memory of specific instances can be distorted, recreated and combined with others to create new experiences. The influence from the memories of others can also affect the way one recalls their own experiences. This exaggeration of memories is the primary focus of my work. To me, memory is an ever-evolving aspect of our minds—each moment existing in the shadow of the subsequent one. It is a fragile and decaying, yet beautiful and delicate part of the unconscious that I sought to explore. The work can be described as “nostalgic” and ephemeral as the pieces stand as fragments that influence this modified experience that the viewer can develop and relate to their own. The goal of the work is to borrow aspects from the memory of other’s, mold them into my own and fabricate new ones for others to borrow from.
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felt_collage.jpg
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tearshaped_felt_collage.jpg
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Untitled CemeteryCollage, 30"44", 2012
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Yellow Road; TripCollage, 11"x18", 2012
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Untitled CemeteryCollage, 30"x44", 2012
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Remember when we went to the mountainCollage, 11"x17", 2012
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We were watching over our memoriesCollage, 11"x17", 2012