City of My Childhood

From the artist's diary: “For the fourth year in a row, I commemorate your death anniverseary, then, on leaving the cemetery, I drive past a huge landfill and think about how your life ended. By the age of 54, the imaginary family that lacked the vital thing - love, disappeared without a trace. I tried desperately to remember the most joyful days we had spent together as a full family, but I failed. Then I made up my mind to go through the places of my childhood, hoping that time would show me a favor, but alas. The modern pace of life does not allow returning to the past, only its pieces stay, and every day there become fewer in number. I looked up all my archives of letters, drawings, and postcards and didn’t find a single souvenir for you. So, I decided to make postcards with photos that I would never be able to send you". The artist dedicated this series of works to her stepfather. All modern objects in the photos were cut out in Photoshop in the form of white spots like in children's appliques. 12 works in a series year of creation 2012 size 40 * 30cm printing of different size or in the form of postcards in a box is available print run is 5 + 1