This artist book was written during the mourning of the loss of my mother. The images were completed at the end of 2004, just before the Tsunami occurred in the Indian Ocean.    Grief is universal. It doesn’t die. It becomes embedded, alongside love

This artist book was written during the mourning of the loss of my mother. The images were completed at the end of 2004, just before the Tsunami occurred in the Indian Ocean.

Grief is universal. It doesn’t die. It becomes embedded, alongside love, in the fabric of our lives. It is a chance to remain connected across the void.

Dedicated to my mother, Glory Booker, 25.09.1929 to 17.05.2002.

Available as a limited-edition artist book, concertina format.

Exhibited at Noosa Regional Gallery artist book exhibition, Books.05 Image as text as image, 2005.

 this tide of grief

this tide of grief

 he saw the wave approaching

he saw the wave approaching

 it was much greener than he had imagined like liquid ice

it was much greener than he had imagined like liquid ice

 he watched the debris of their lives floating over it

he watched the debris of their lives floating over it

 when it hit it stung his skin on the inside

when it hit it stung his skin on the inside

 he will be turning in it for the rest of his life

he will be turning in it for the rest of his life

 this tide of grief

this tide of grief

 This artist book was written during the mourning of the loss of my mother. The images were completed at the end of 2004, just before the Tsunami occurred in the Indian Ocean.    Grief is universal. It doesn’t die. It becomes embedded, alongside love
 this tide of grief
 he saw the wave approaching
 it was much greener than he had imagined like liquid ice
 he watched the debris of their lives floating over it
 when it hit it stung his skin on the inside
 he will be turning in it for the rest of his life
 this tide of grief

This artist book was written during the mourning of the loss of my mother. The images were completed at the end of 2004, just before the Tsunami occurred in the Indian Ocean.

Grief is universal. It doesn’t die. It becomes embedded, alongside love, in the fabric of our lives. It is a chance to remain connected across the void.

Dedicated to my mother, Glory Booker, 25.09.1929 to 17.05.2002.

Available as a limited-edition artist book, concertina format.

Exhibited at Noosa Regional Gallery artist book exhibition, Books.05 Image as text as image, 2005.

this tide of grief

he saw the wave approaching

it was much greener than he had imagined like liquid ice

he watched the debris of their lives floating over it

when it hit it stung his skin on the inside

he will be turning in it for the rest of his life

this tide of grief

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