An installation created to honor my mother Margaret Acebo Davis for the exhibition: Constructs: Asian Pacific American Women Artists. Curated by Stacey Uradomo-Barre for the Wing-Luke Museum in Seattle, Washington 2014
Gathering elements for the project with the plan to build to scale my mother's skilled nursing facility room to scale in my studio and reconstruct her room with its walls and floor in the museum. My timeline to build this was nine months with visits from my Curator Stacie to witness and discuss the work in progress.
2013 Notes and clippings gathered weekly from my mother's handbag during my visits.
2013 Installation construction: bed, wallpaper, banig, mirrors, photos, bamboo, twine
2013 Drawings on scrolls suspended by bamboo
Shoe box maquette of museum installation
Installing museum’s south wall space. Elements: bamboo, twine, bones, Philippine wood carvings, photographs, scrolled drawings
Elements: bed frame, mahogany bedside stand, mirror, family photos, lamp, wallpaper & scroll drawings suspended by bamboo
Exhibition Postcard showing detail of completed Installation for "Constructs: Installations by Asian Pacific American Women Artists" Artists: Terry Acebo Davis, Yong Soon Min, Lynne Yamamoto, Kaili Chun, Tamiko & Midori Kono Curated by Stacey Uradomo-Barre at Wing Luke Museum Seattle, WA 2014 Catalog