ENCYCLOPAEDIA OF MEMORY IN ART

‘That’s opposite to how I see it’, said the artist. ‘The artwork’s whole consists of a small actual part and a large thought part, behind you.’ ‘No, no, no’, replied the viewer. ‘It consists of a large actual part and a small thought part, behind you.’

Details on the watercolour floorplan read as follows:

• stairs
• stares
• 20
• x
• 20
• Where ‘x’ is the measurement of space between a memory and the place the memory comes from.