I Remember, I Remember.
I Remember, I Remember.

I remember I remember is a poem written by Thomas Hood in 1826. The poem explores how a sense of belonging to a particular place, both in the physical world and in the memory, can change with the passage of time.
A reshaped chair is clothed in a Gingham dress, with a button back, sash, and pocket, suggesting a skinny child dressed for Sunday School in the 1950’s, and placed facing the wall, also explores a nostalgia for the memories of childhood, both bad and good.

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I Remember, I Remember.

I remember I remember is a poem written by Thomas Hood in 1826. The poem explores how a sense of belonging to a particular place, both in the physical world and in the memory, can change with the passage of time.
A reshaped chair is clothed in a Gingham dress, with a button back, sash, and pocket, suggesting a skinny child dressed for Sunday School in the 1950’s, and placed facing the wall, also explores a nostalgia for the memories of childhood, both bad and good.