Echoic (2020) is a result of a long-term research and self-reflection about memory and space. About the artist’s relationship with the spaces she lived in since childhood and their inner memories. These memories, subsisted in a plurality of matters: in objects, in photographs or in documents. Either, in the memory that she had from the houses divisions. They were in their essence visual memories. This time a new sensory memory was added: an echoic memory made of sounds which inhabit objects. A sensory memory which records specific auditory informations.

Almost since the beginning of her life, the artist often revisited the same coastal region although different beaches. However, with the same involuntary act of collecting shells and with the innocent intention and believe of bringing a small piece of the ocean to home. That was not a random souvenir. It was created by Nature and it preserves all of its characteristics. It preserves a sound from its habitat, which is audible when it is close to the ear.

At that point, the two subcategories of sensory memory – the iconic and the echoic – intersect.