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Refugee Project — Panel 7: Recognizing

Recognizing is the seventh panel in my ongoing Refugee Project. It is textile art about migration, memory, and the connections to place and family that endure across generations. This series explores how heritage and family stories remain present even when

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Refugee Project — Panel 4: Echoing

This panel continues my exploration of inherited memory shaped by displacement in the aftermath of World War II. Rooted in my family’s history, it forms part of a broader body of textile art about migration and memory across generations. Created

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Refugee Project — Panel 3: Enduring

This panel continues my exploration of inherited memory shaped by displacement in the aftermath of World War II. Rooted in my family’s history, it forms part of a larger body of textile art about memory and repair, where fragments of

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Refugee Project — Panel 2: Identifying

This panel continues my exploration of inherited memory shaped by displacement in the aftermath of World War II. Rooted in my family’s history, this work is part of a larger body of fibre art about displacement and memory. Created using

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