The Harp Unstrung

The Harp Unstrung explores the truth about ourselves that hardship can quiet as we make our way through childhood.

Through paintings and photographs, the work aspires to return the viewer to memories, places, objects, and moments from before the music inside us grew faint—and asks whether revisiting them can help us hear it again.

The works are left untitled, allowing the image to invoke a memory, and the memory to invoke the music.