Mending can also be about care and healing when it aims to bring (back) to life objects that are vectors of history and emotion. This is a point addressed by the exhibition "Eternally Yours," running in London until the end of the summer
The "Eternally Yours" exhibition in London focuses on the art of repair. Pictured here is Yuko Edwards' On Skin, 2022.
Image: Courtesy of Yuko Edwards
Revived during the pandemic, fixing and mending are back on the agenda, extending the lifespan of our clothes and belongings. This age-old practice today serves more than one purpose, responding not only to economic but also to ecological challenges. But it can also be about care and healing when it aims to bring (back) to life objects that are vectors of history and emotion. This is a point addressed by the exhibition "Eternally Yours," running in London until the end of the summer.