MEMORY SHREDS (2026)
MEMORY SHREDS is a collection of LIDAR scans I took of my suburban garden. For me, it is a way to remember the changing states of life and death that exist within this specific ecosystem. As my memory is not completely accurate, neither are the images. I find it interesting to see what the phone can capture and what is left out. I think of the black background as the larger unknown.
I am currently obsessed with the weather, the changing climate, and worried that the coming storms will wash everything away. Will any of this exist in the future? What is the suburban dream founded upon? Is the urban wildlife interface sustainable? What does it mean to care for a space in the here and now?
A well-established transplant to California, Trish Stone is from Pittsburgh, PA and has shown her work at museums and galleries across New York, California, and Mexico. Trish Stone serves as a Continuing Lecturer at University of California San Diego, where she teaches Speculative Design and Interdisciplinary Computing and the Arts classes. More info on trishstone.com.
