The Home We Share (Forget Me Not)
The Home We Share (Forget Me Not)
The Home We Share (Forget Me Not)
The Home We Share (Forget Me Not)
The Home We Share (Forget Me Not)
The Home We Share (Forget Me Not)
The Home We Share (Forget Me Not)
The Home We Share (Forget Me Not)
The Home We Share (Forget Me Not)
The Home We Share (Forget Me Not)
The Home We Share (Forget Me Not)

© R & R Studios

The Home We Share (Forget Me Not)
The Home We Share (Forget Me Not)
The Home We Share (Forget Me Not)
The Home We Share (Forget Me Not)
The Home We Share (Forget Me Not)
The Home We Share (Forget Me Not)
The Home We Share (Forget Me Not)
The Home We Share (Forget Me Not)
The Home We Share (Forget Me Not)
The Home We Share (Forget Me Not)
The Home We Share (Forget Me Not)

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The Home We Share (Forget Me Not),

2022

R & R Studios, established 1995, Miami, Florida
Rosario Marquardt, born 1954, Mar del Plata, Argentina; active Miami, Florida
Roberto Behar, born 1953, Buenos Aires, Argentina; active Miami, Florida
CC2022-2
Play, imagination, and memory are key ingredients in the sculptural vignettes of R&R Studios. Bringing together elements reminiscent of a crocheted lace tablecloth, a public picnic table, and festive lights in a town square, Forget Me Not invites visitors to gather for a conversation, a meal, or a study session. The bright palette and enlarged scale of the setting transform one’s encounter with these everyday experiences, evoking a sense of both nostalgia and the fantastic.
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A Home Away from Home at the University's New Residential Colleges

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Title
The Home We Share (Forget Me Not)
Dates

2022

Maker
R & R Studios
Rosario Marquardt
Roberto Behar
Medium
Painted cast concrete and stainless steel, gravel, and light fixtures
Dimensions
430.5 cm (169 1/2 in.) Table: 88.9 × 731.5 × 121.9 cm (35 × 288 × 48 in.)
Credit Line
Princeton University
Object Number
CC2022-2
Culture
American, Argentine
Type
sculptures

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