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Martin Smith
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Martin Smith in response to knowing when something is finished
Martin Smith It is strange what we forget and what we remember, what runs and reruns in our minds and what vanishes as if it never occurred. Within everyday reflections we can read the impact that apparently inconsequential moments have on life; when one tentative glance turns into a love affair of 7 years, or an exchange of orphans results in surviving the holocaust. These are the 'scars' that etch our memory, that define who we are. Martin Smith's artwork focuses on those small moments that glance into a life. In response to knowing when something is finished contains reflections on the lives of others, rather than Smith's earlier work, where his own subjectivity was central. He tends to gather photographs as opposed to taking them and as a consequence his works offer wry observations rather than grand statements...
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Martin Smith
It is strange what we forget and what we remember, what runs and reruns in our minds and what vanishes as if it never occurred. Within everyday reflections we can read the impact that apparently inconsequential moments have on life; when one tentative glance turns into a love affair of 7 years, or an exchange of orphans results in surviving the holocaust. These are the 'scars' that etch our memory, that define who we are.
Martin Smith's artwork focuses on those small moments that glance into a life. In response to knowing when something is finished contains reflections on the lives of others, rather than Smith's earlier work, where his own subjectivity was central. He tends to gather photographs as opposed to taking them and as a consequence his works offer wry observations rather than grand statements...