THE FORGOTTEN WOMAN
Women need to remember their own forgotten woman – Anne Graves.
Many pass through the world having hidden, quelled, or sacrificed essential aspects of self and by choice or by force of circumstance adopt al-ternative ways of being. Some leave behind the spirit they knew well in childhood. Some retain a secret self. Others remain invisible to themselves throughout life. Unacknowl-edged and unobserved by the world, they are forgotten.
Contrasting color schemes are integral to the theme of “The Forgotten Woman”. Female figures appear separated from their environments, yet sus-pended within them. Remote, greyish backgrounds magnify their vibrancy. As with “The Lost Man” series, the vi-vid figures are the polar oppo-sites of their surroundings.
