Steelsmith, Mark Antony2018-05-092018-05-092017http://hdl.handle.net/10179/13343There are more things I have forgotten than I care to remember, yet, I go looking for them. My work uses light, sound, cardboard boxes and ghosts to help me remember. It is an exploration of memory and daydreaming whilst wandering around the urban-scape of Wellington. Memory has a disruptive influence on the architecture and spaces we occupy. Using Mark Fisher’s lost futures version of Hauntology I investigate how my memories have been tied up in a particular part of the city. I use ghosting as my framework to look through windows, peer into the past and imagine the future that never was. My mobile phone has become a note taking device as I go “ghosting those same streets”.enThe AuthorMark Antony SteelsmithCriticism and interpretationAutobiographical memory in artResearch Subject Categories::HUMANITIES and RELIGION::Aesthetic subjects::ArtThesisQ112934997https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q112934997