Sharon shares letters, written to Kristin, along with forty-nine “terrifyingly beautiful” collages. Her evocative and spontaneous creations formed a visual narrative through grief and allowed her to come to terms with her daughter’s suicide and find meaning in her life.

Over the years, Sharon visited and revisited the moment of Kristin’s death, and created alternate possibilities. She rewrote and imaged a new self-narrative as she played with bits and pieces of paper, gave expression to her spiritual beliefs and faith, established a new relationship with her deceased daughter, spiritual rather than corporeal – and found purpose.

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