Threads Of Life
Visual Storytelling
Installation Design
Event Concept Development
Installation Design
Event Concept Development
“Threads Of Life” is a developed self directed project, this installation explores the role of photography in preserving family memories. The concept was designed around a pop up gallery exhibition for a family member, transforming a collection of personal photographs into an intimate, evolving visual experience.
I photographed and curated the imagery, producing a series of dye sublimation prints on polyester, each finished with an embroidered signature. The installation was designed to grow over time, allowing new photographs to be added as the family story evolves, creating a living archive that combines the familiarity of a photo album with the experience of a gallery exhibition.
The project allowed me to explore visual curation, material led design and the creation of meaningful physical experiences, with a focus on how personal storytelling can be translated into an engaging exhibition concept.
I photographed and curated the imagery, producing a series of dye sublimation prints on polyester, each finished with an embroidered signature. The installation was designed to grow over time, allowing new photographs to be added as the family story evolves, creating a living archive that combines the familiarity of a photo album with the experience of a gallery exhibition.
The project allowed me to explore visual curation, material led design and the creation of meaningful physical experiences, with a focus on how personal storytelling can be translated into an engaging exhibition concept.
Designed By Georgia Hawke