Resting in Place explores how matter stores memory. Using a naval uniform and hessian as a plane for commentary, the artists’ material explorations mimic those of her late fathers. The objects retranslated in ballpoint pen remain in the place they were left, bringing forth a mark of life. An intimate trace of care and trajectory towards healing, a recollection of his speech is hand stitched as a labour of love. As an attempt to articulate a life that the artist was both present for and absent from, the work is woven with ambiguity, in which the objects in focus guide their own recollections.