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Robert Penn Warren
Heading to the store to pick up something that was needed for dinner, I gave my grandmother a quick unaffectionate hug. “What you call that, an ‘en tout cas’?” she asked. I inquired “what is an ‘en tout cas’?” A just in case.
En Tout Cas explores the notion that we can subconsciously alter our past through malleable memories. In this body of work I’ve mined my memories to recreate representative imagery of select scenes from my upbringing in the Cajun culture. These images do not try to render an accurate account of the subject or scenes but have emerged from distorted autobiographical memories. The images are titled using common phrases that are unique to the local language.