Eva Gilmour

My practice this year has been a way for me to express my grief for my mother. I have produced a children’s book called ‘What You Used to Say’ about the grief of a loss of a parent. After losing my mother there was not a lot of things that brought me any form of peace, other than when I was told I reminded people of her or when I seen parts of her in my siblings. I wanted to find ways of bringing her into my work so every design choice has some connection to my mother from her hand writing to her obsession with looking after the foxes in the garden. I have enjoyed creating work in memory of her and using it as a way to feel connected to her. 
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‘What You Used to Say’ selected page, Watercolour, 2024
‘What You Used to Say’ Selected Spread, Watercolour, 2024
‘What You Used to Say’ Selected Spread, Watercolour, 2024
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