‘Echo’: Art by Rebecca Worth

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I created this body of work because I was fascinated by the way that identity is shaped through the relationship between parents and children.

The identity of a parent and child becomes intertwined, both depending on the other for illumination, shape and completeness.

The boundaries between the two fluctuate as a child accepts or rejects the ideologies that the parent holds. This reinforces or changes their sense of self as a parent.

Boundaries are re-defined, inescapable and constantly changeable.

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About the author

Rebecca Worth is a Canberra-based artists and a graduate of the Photo-media Department of the ANU School of Art. She works in both digital and analog photography, enjoying both the conceptual expression and physical experience of the medium. Her works are endowed with the tactile nature of their creation. The photograph is not simply the moment it captures but every moment surrounding its formation, from conception to printing. Through her work she explores personal and collective experiences of the human condition, environmental presence and identity. Learn more about Rebecca Worth at https://therebeccapapers.com/

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