Bunny's House
A personal journey through Bunny's house
door John-Lloyd Quayle
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John-Lloyd Quayle’s great Aunt Bunny died in 1998. Sometime after her passing, her son bought her house and has continued to live there until this day. Anchored by the revelation of family secrets, Quayle began to photograph the interior decoration of Bunny’s house - brass wall ornaments, plastic flowers, ornately framed family photographs and paintings and coats placed on hooks that have not been moved in over 16 years are all captured here, without interference, against a rich coloured backdrop of painted walls and textured wallpapers.
The decoration of Bunny’s house pre-dates the time of her death, and her family’s preservation of the objects she chose to decorate her living space with, whilst a touching tribute, also highlight a potential reluctance to move forward and disassociate memories of a loved one from the physical possessions they leave behind.
The decoration of Bunny’s house pre-dates the time of her death, and her family’s preservation of the objects she chose to decorate her living space with, whilst a touching tribute, also highlight a potential reluctance to move forward and disassociate memories of a loved one from the physical possessions they leave behind.
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- Hoofdcategorie: Kunst & Fotografie
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Projectoptie: Groot liggend, 33×28 cm
Aantal pagina's: 56 - Datum publiceren: mei 28, 2014
- Taal English
- Trefwoorden Photography, Documentary, Interior, John-Lloyd Quayle, John, Quayle, Photo, Book, Artist
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Over de maker
John-Lloyd Quayle
Merseyside
Image maker and educator living and practicing in North West England