Kylie Bailey
Memory Terrain, 2025
Canvas (36x24), cardstock, cardboard, projector
In this work, I wanted to explore how memory shifts and reshapes itself over time. I layer paper cutouts on the canvas to create a topographic surface that reflects the uneven terrain of remembering. Onto this surface, I project found footage fragments that distort and overlap, echoing the ways memories bend, fragment, and resist alignment with truth. Through these layers, I want to show how remembering is always an act of transformation.
About:
Kylie Bailey is a New Media Art student at the University of North Texas whose work explores the intersections of technology, and perception. She often combines traditional materials with digital processes, using projection, video, and experiments with many forms of mediums to create engaging experiences.