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Trish Crawford

I am (not) who I used to be

When I turned fifty, I felt like I was starting to disappear. While I knew I was not actually disappearing, not seeing myself reflected in almost all media made me question my value and the value of the mid-life woman. For this collaborative project, I interviewed and made portraits of women in my life who are my age peers. I discovered that while starting to feel invisible at this age is common, also common are lives rich with experience, creativity, capacity, and accomplishment. While we are (not) who we used to be, we are becoming more and more ourselves.

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‘Barbara at sixty-two’ - Trish Crawford - Falmouth University ‘Manisha at forty-eight’ - Trish Crawford - Falmouth University ‘Melanie at forty-nine’ - Trish Crawford - Falmouth University ‘Debbie at sixty’ - Trish Crawford - Falmouth University ‘Kim at forty-nine’ - Trish Crawford - Falmouth University ‘Barbara at sixty-three’ - Trish Crawford - Falmouth University ‘Elaine at sixty-three’ - Trish Crawford - Falmouth University ‘Krista at fifty-four’ - Trish Crawford - Falmouth University