Installation: everything left unsaid by Student Artist in Residence Grace Li
Grace Li’s installation focuses on their experience growing up as a first-generation Chinese American daughter to two Chinese immigrant parents in Nashua, New Hampshire. Incorporating scans of the family archive, childhood videos, and their own film photography, the installation explores themes of growing up, the unreliability of memory, and family history.
Installation runs from 2:30-7:00pm Monday, April 3rd through Friday, April 7th. Drop-ins are welcome!
Bio:
Grace Li (BC'24, Computer Science and English) is interested in world building and the formation of shared language. With a background in ceramics and photography, Grace is interested in form and creating languages through sequence and symbols. During their residency with the Movement Lab, Grace is exploring their experience growing up and generational storytelling and mythology through photographs, archival research, and movement sequences. Guided by the themes of memory, nostalgia, and family, Grace is guided by the question: "what does it mean to forget?"