The (first and last) names

For ten days in November 2008, I sat down at a typewriter and typed the first and last names of all the people I've ever met on individual cards. Having restricted myself from utilizing resources such as yearbooks and the internet to aid my recollections for the first half of the project, I then began researching the 515 recalled names using internet search engines and created typewritten graphs and video to analyze this information. The result of this process is presented in the form of a mixed media installation that explores the mind’s limitations in re-creating histories, as well as the extent to which the internet can aid and extend one’s memory.

The (first and last) names of every person I've ever met that I can recall from memory.
Part 3 of the Memory Projects.
Typewriter, typewritten graphs on paper, typewritten notecards, 4-channel video with sound, projected video, dimensions variable, 2009

The (first and last) names of every person I've ever met that I can recall from memory.Part 3 of the Memory Projects.Typewriter, typewritten graphs on paper, typewritten notecards, 4-channel video with sound, projected video, dimensions variable, 2009

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The (first and last) names of every person I've ever met that I can recall from memory.
Part 3 of the Memory Projects.
Typewriter, typewritten graphs on paper, typewritten notecards, 4-channel video with sound, projected video, dimensions variable, 2009