Silver/Sister has resolved Elder’s obsession with photographing her younger sister. Silver gelatine fibre prints reveal an exploration of their evolving relationship, overshadowed by bipolar disorder. Her camera became a tool to unite them; dissecting their similarities from their differences while discovering the duality in their roles as individuals, a family unit, and subjects of wavering mental health and aging bodies. Black and white are silver.

The Globe and Mail Letter from the Editor 25 June 2008

http: //www.theglobeandmail.com/breakdown/action (pdf article)

RealPlayer images & commentary

Limited-edition photographs 5”x4” to 18”x21”

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	Silver/Sister has resolved Elder’s obsession with photographing her younger sister. Silver gelatine fibre prints reveal an exploration of their evolving relationship, overshadowed by bipolar disorder. Her camera became a tool to unite them; dissecting their similarities from their differences while discovering the duality in their roles as individuals, a family unit, and subjects of wavering mental health and aging bodies. Black and white are silver. The Globe and Mail Letter from the Editor 25 June 2008 http: //www.theglobeandmail.com/breakdown/action (pdf article) RealPlayer images & commentary Limited-edition photographs 5”x4” to 18”x21”