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Lois Epperson-Gale, interstitial memory I, paper, wax, thread, steel, 2011
gray's anatomy page, encaustic, stained wax paper, thread, steel
5.5" x 4.75" x 1.5"
2011
Lois Epperson-Gale, interstitial memory I (back view), Gray's Anatomy page, paper, thread, wax, steel, 2011
vintage gray's anatomy page, stained & waxed paper, silk thread, steel
5.5" x 4.75" x 1.5"
2011
Lois Epperson-Gale, interstitial memory I (side view), Gray's Anatomy page, paper, thread, wax, steel, 2011
vintage gray's anatomy page, stained and waxed paper, silk thread, steel
5.5" x 4.75" x 1.5"
2011
Lois Epperson-Gale, interstitial memory II, Gray's Anatomy page, paper, thread, wax, steel, 2011
gray's anatomy page, stained wax paper, encaustic, thread, steel
5.5" x 4.75" x 1.5"
2011
Lois Epperson-Gale, interstitial memory II (back view), Gray's Anatomy page, paper, thread, wax, steel, 2011
vintage gray's anatomy book page, stained and waxed paper, thread, steel
5.5" x 4.75" x 1.5"
2011
Lois Epperson-Gale, interstitial memory II (side view), Gray's Anatomy page, stained paper, thread, wax, steel, 2011
vintage gray's anatomy book page, stained and waxed paper, silk thread, steel
5.5" x 4.75" x 1.5"
2011
Lois Epperson-Gale, interstitial memory III, Gray's Anatomy page, stained paper, thread, wax, steel, 2011
gray's anatomy page, stained wax paper, encaustic, thread, steel
5.5" x 4.75" x 1.5"
2011
Lois Epperson-Gale, interstitial memory III (back view), Gray's Anatomy page, stained paper, thread, wax, steel, 2011
vintage gray's anatomy book page, stained and waxed paper, silk thread, steel
5.5" x 4.75" x 1.5"
2011
Lois Epperson-Gale, interstitial memory III (side view), Gray's Anatomy page, stained paper, thread, wax, steel, 2011
vintage gray's anatomy book page, stained and waxed paper, thread, steel
5.5" x 4.75" x 1.5"
2011

For this series, interstitial memory, I culled pages from Gray’s Anatomy—already visceral and cerebral and delicate—tearing and placing them within hand-stitched pieces of stained, re-waxed wax paper. Envelopes—coated, sutured—with both sides softly visible as if seen through the diffuse membrane of memory, these pieces are secured in space by the completion of a circle, the protection of wax, and the weight of steel. Talismans for the future, they are also roots to the past.