
‘People Watched But Could Not See’ by Ally Zlatar
Artist processes her own experience with serious illness alongside her father’s dementia diagnosis in a series of revealing portraits
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Artist processes her own experience with serious illness alongside her father’s dementia diagnosis in a series of revealing portraits

Photography and painting allow father and son to find a shared experience and language amid Alzheimer’s

Multimedia project depicts letting go of the person we’d thought we’d be amid dementia with audio, video, and multiple-exposure still images

Photobook documents families’ time together through dementia; the process brings caregivers consolation

Photographic design project visualizes the knowing and forgetting of the artist’s father in his journey with Lewy body dementia

Family portraits—man’s best friend included—create priceless memories, spur conversations about dementia.

Artist documents caregiving with her mother for their matriarch who was living with Alzheimer’s disease over 5 years.

Portrait project showcases the kings and queens living with dementia.

The multi-installation exhibition depicts dementia’s effects and shares the stories of those living with dementia.

The series of photos and images documents the location, mental, and physical conditions of a mom living with dementia.
The Dementia Spring Foundation connects artists with the dementia community to raise awareness and improve access to the arts for people with memory loss.