Inherited Trauma, Place, Embodied Memory and Artistic Practice

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European Judaism-A Journal for the New Europe Pub Date : 2023-03-01 DOI:10.3167/ej.2023.560107

Lorna Brunstein, Katie M O'Brien

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Abstract

Based on a pre-recorded video conversation between artist Lorna Brunstein and 44AD gallery director Katie O'Brien, this written interview discusses Brunstein's experience of growing up as a second-generation survivor and the ways in which she has explored this identity in her creative art practices. The conversation offers insight into Brunstein's family history and discusses the role that inherited trauma, place and embodied memory play in her installations and interactive artwork.

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遗传创伤、地点、具身记忆与艺术实践

基于艺术家洛娜·布伦斯坦和44AD画廊总监凯蒂·奥布莱恩之间预先录制的视频对话，这篇书面采访讨论了布伦斯坦作为第二代幸存者的成长经历，以及她在创造性艺术实践中探索这种身份的方式。对话提供了对布伦斯坦的家族史的深入了解，并讨论了继承的创伤，地点和具体化的记忆在她的装置和互动艺术作品中所起的作用。

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