The Past Is Present is a visual narrative on a momentary nature of time and memory. The work explores a relationship between the past and the present and how the two always coexist in a close proximity. How the former can be accessed, felt, and awakened, even if only for a split of a second, through the experiences of the latter.
A video footage of dandelions serves here as a trigger for my own childhood memory and a time capsule to bring 4 generations of women together – my great-grandmother, my grandmother, my mother and myself.