Features Overview

Witness

The eyes refer to those enslaved on the Wallace plantation. Their names that we know are inscribed in gold on the back of eyes. Those lost to memory are represented by blank-backed eyes. They gaze toward the viewer, holding them accountable. The cloth images are of the animals and people associated with stories of the Wallace house and the Coosa River The embroidered handkerchief is based on a photo of the artist as a young girl at the Wallace house. The cloth image on the right is of a page of Kate Henderson Wallace’s scrapbook. She pasted ephemera over her fathers working journal, in this case a poem and photo of Robert E. Lee on top of a letter. The eyes were made by the artist’s granddaughter, Caro Gottlieb. Terracotta, cotton, and solarfast (2025).

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