Lillian Parker is an artist blending the mediums of photography and fiber. Her images of people, patterns, and places either occupy or create a physical space. Which details are seen, and which are kept secret? By stitching together her images, she addresses interpersonal relationships, intimacy, and home.
“What is Kept Secret” explores the intersection of secrecy and intimacy, prompting reflection on disclosure and concealment. Through photography and textile artistry, it delves into the enigmatic nature of secrets, encouraging viewers to ponder why some truths are withheld while others are revealed. The project aims to unravel the motivations behind secrecy, prompting introspection into personal relationships with hidden truths. What makes a secret?
The artwork employs various mediums, undergoing a transformative journey of screen printing the Devore process onto a silk and rayon blend. Like secrets, this process subtly erodes the fabric, leaving ethereal impressions of the original imagery.
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