Experimental Design
Julia Brackenbury
16 year old - front view
16 year old - side view
16 year old - back view
16 year old - side view
These five alters are a select, condensed version of the many that live within June. Together we abstracted them, so to not convolute or overcomplicate their significance and presence. They aren’t direct representations of June’s own alters, rather they are inspired by them. The form of the Russian doll was a perfect metaphor for how the alters are part of one.
Medium:
Birch, water colour and varnish
9 year old - front view
9 year old -side view
9 year old -back view
9 year old -side view
An alter perceives themselves and the world in their own, unique way.
Medium:
Birch, water colour and varnish
6year old - front view
6year old - side view
6year old - back view
6year old - side view
Medium:
Birch, water colour and varnish
3 year old - front view
3 year old - side view
3 year old - back view
3 year old - side view
Medium:
Birch, water colour and varnish
Baby - front view
Baby - side view
Baby - back view
Baby - side view
Medium:
Birch, water colour and varnish
House with Alters
June on the role the house plays during Recovery
House - front view
House - front view
House - side view
House - back view
House - back view
House - side view
House lit up
House lit up
Used by June, who has been anonymised, during her Recovery process. The house was a vehicle for unity, a safe space for her and her alters to process the abuse.