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    DREW CONNOR HOLLAND

    Mar 15, 2019 3 minutes

     practice stems from nostalgia and longing: sorting through things I find beautiful or poignant, looking for objects, feelings or locations I find security in. When I first started sorting and archiving as a studio process I did so as a way to reconnect with the idealised utopias I constructed for myself as a coping mechanism during adolescence. This led to my broader research on how archiving, appropriation and transformation allows us to process and

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