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  • #Indigenous Land Acknowledgement and Reparations Pledge
  • Collections
  • Artist Residency In Motherhood
  • Twirl
  • Community & Installation
    • Over Red Bridge
  • Commissioned Work
  • Contact & Social
  • Education Materials
  • Info
  • Archive
    • e-n-m
    • www.VisualCorrespondence.com
    • Dine Bikeyah Series
    • Casement Series
    • Photogravure
    • Platinum/Palladium
    • Collotype
    • The Journals
    • books for great grammy
    • Ripples
    • Time
    • Chinle
    • May 26-30, 2010
    • Impressions
    • Cumarsaid
    • 365 Portraits
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Selected works from the ongoing series, Simultaneous Memories.  

Archival Pigment Prints
2020

The works above have been published in at least one of the following. 
Colors of Quarentine, Color Tag Magazine
Vol. 4 The Quarant-Times
Spilt Milk Gallery #HomeWorkResidency 
Milked Magazine #MilkingTheQuarantine 
Stay Home Gallery, Week 10 Holding On​
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Huston Center for Photography, Togethering, Virtual Exhibition 
Working Series Statement
For Megan Driving Hawk, double exposures act like memories. What we remember about a moment is altered by the fact that we are no longer in that moment. Our memories aren't actually what happened. We forget and make up details. We also feel differently about a memory than what we felt while we were in that moment. A double exposure helps to convey these altered details. They show complex human emotions: simultaneous contradictory emotions. Additionally, two people's memories of the same event or relationship can diverge creating two simultaneous memories of the same moment. One is not more or less than the other. Both versions are true and can live in the world together as valid experiences. They are simultaneous. One night while holding my 2-month-old son, I realized that this simultaneity is happening with him. His memory of our relationship will be different and simultaneous with mine just as my memory of my childhood is different and simultaneous with my parent’s memory of it.
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