Projecting Grief
@griefprojecting
Portraiture & storytelling project creativity after loss ❤️🩹 Grief + creativity story? 📩 By Jo Ritchie & @lauramcwrites (we’re better on insta 📸)
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Gorgeous day of creative workshopping at Fangfoss Pottery A chance to have a go on the wheel, make a memory tile and a little robin 🪶 Part of our collaboration with Barmby Moor Group of Churches thanks to a Do It For East Yorkshire community grant. Thank you, Lyn & Gerry ❤️
“I would look down at my hands and not recognise them” 🤲🏽 The Philosophy of Grief and Loss at York Grief Survey is a substantial & hugely helpful resource and more people should be able to benefit from it ❤️🩹 We’re posting images daily during #dyingmattersawarenessweek projectinggrief.com/picturing-grief
Grief imagery can be clichéd. Lilies. Hands. Someone with their head in their hands. With Picturing Grief - a collab with Philosophy of Grief and Loss at York - we took real people’s words and created some intriguing images. The kind of thing that makes you think, “What’s this?” projectinggrief.com/picturing-grief
“Your heart literally does ache. I didn’t know that.” As well as sharing online, images from our Picturing Grief collaboration with Philosophy of Grief and Loss at York have been turned into postcards and coasters and left where people might stumble across them ❤️🩹 projectinggrief.com/picturing-grief
“My previous world disappeared because the person I did everything (and nothing) with was no longer there.” Our penultimate image and quote from our series Picturing Grief this week: ✨ on curtains Thanks for all the likes, shares & lovely comments ❤️🩹 projectinggrief.com/picturing-grief
Chuffed to get a shout-out in The Guardian in this thoughtful piece about #CelebrationDay (thank you @belgianwaffling!) We’re constantly inspired by the work our sitters create in memory of loved ones, including Marianne and Suchandrika mentioned here.
