




Four years ago genetic testing
On our blood samples confirmed
That Harold and I were
Brother and sister
He was 80 and I was 57
Fours weeks ago
My lovely brother died in his sleep
I know he would always have
Lent me his hanky……
This project was borne out of the recent sudden death of my father, a handkerchief, some emotive words written by a sibling on his death and the traumatic aftermath of a death processed according to particular societal and cultural mores. Interested artists and Individuals are invited to create an artwork on a handkerchief (any handkerchief not necessarily a man's) based around death/grief/bereavement and return it to me by mid July 2011 for inclusion in a show in Melbourne in August, 2011
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