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Freya Mears is a London based artist specialising in printmaking, ceramics and painting.
She has recently completed an Art Foundation Diploma at City Lit in London.
She has a particular interest in social practice, representing queer spaces and the art of grief.
In 2024 she graduated from the Universtiy of Bristol with a degree in Liberal Arts.
In 2021 she completed an Art Foundation Diploma (Distinction) at City and Guilds of London Art School.
She wants to spend her life creating, educating, and collaborating.
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If it is not documented it is forgotten, so will we ever know the truth?
Two art school students document their lives over a ten day lockdown.
They do not share their work with each other until print.
Both artists assign a title to every day, so each of the ten days has two titles.
In the curation of images they notice overlaps in mood.
They do not share their work with each other until print.
Both artists assign a title to every day, so each of the ten days has two titles.
In the curation of images they notice overlaps in mood.
Ten Day Memoir /2020
15.5 x 20cm
Zine
A Mears and Maclennan Collaboration
We aim to accurately convey a ten day period in 2020.
Tiny problems, minor setbacks and microtraumas are amplified and come to define the lockdown experience.
Tiny problems, minor setbacks and microtraumas are amplified and come to define the lockdown experience.
This zine is an unfiltered documentation of our stories through multiple media.
The physical action of reading the zine is important to appreciate its tactile sharing quality.
The physical action of reading the zine is important to appreciate its tactile sharing quality.
Despite the honest accounts featured in the zine, moments within these ten days were not documented for fear of embarassment or exploiting others.
Here lies the issue with documenting history. If it is not documented it is forgotten, so will we ever know the truth?