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The process of giving a clinically white spoon to the test subjects became important in my investigation of a ‘brain conversation’. The white spoon is an echo of a clinical setting. It is a recollection just as much as the pink fluidity of the calpol. The white spoon contains its own clinical code. By reminding us of our childhood, it reminds us that we are all mortal and all grow. The phrase “momento mori” translates as “remember your own mortality” and belongs to a genre of artworks that vary widely but which all share thae same purpose; to remind people of their mortality. |
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| Author |
| Michael Dias , 18 yrs |
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| School |
| Newcastle Royal Grammar School |