ANNE MOURIER
Drawing from a childhood of invisible mothers and family secrets, her photographs of
delicate and quiet handmades, readymades, and personal keepsakes are vessels for the
introverted voice of her reflections on youthful naïveté, their pristine pastel and white
palette invoking a dialogue that questions the cleanliness of the family construct, the
gratification of the domestic domain, and the power of denial.