The Day It Split /709
LORA CALORA
Acrylics, oil sticks, spray paint on canvas
2200mm x 1800mm, unstretched/unframed
In Lora's words:
A visual diary of a marriage, tracing the 709 days between the celebration of a union and its collapse. The work brings together memories of an Italian wedding, a Sicilian honeymoon, life before marriage, the house built together, the fear and the confusion of a previous love story,
the love. Layered text, symbols, dates and vivid colour reflect the fragmented nature of memory, capturing the tenderness, contradictions and ruptures of a shared life. At its core, the painting explores the disorientation of separation and the reconstruction of identity after a relationship ends.
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