1992 Untitled. Dust and Memory. Symbolic Contemporary Art.

A fine contemporary artwork exploring dust as the remnants of our past—reflecting memory, time, and transformation through symbolic modern art.

Collage on paper. 30 x 21 cm.

The concept of dust as the "forgotten part of ourselves" holds a poignant metaphorical significance. In this context, dust represents the remnants of our past, the experiences, memories, and aspects of our identity that may have settled and accumulated over time but are often overlooked or dismissed.

Much like the physical accumulation of dust in neglected corners, the forgotten part of ourselves encompasses aspects of our personal history, emotions, and lessons that may have been relegated to the background. These could be memories we choose to ignore, past traumas we try to bury, or facets of our identity that have been overshadowed by the passage of time.

Acknowledging the metaphorical dust within us involves recognizing and confronting those neglected aspects, allowing for self-reflection and the potential for personal growth. The metaphor underscores the importance of addressing the forgotten parts of ourselves to achieve a more complete understanding and acceptance of who we are, fostering resilience, and embracing the potential for renewal and transformation.