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Family Memory: 3 by Christabelle Azzopardi
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Family Memory: 3

Christabelle Azzopardi

Year2025

MediumOil on canvas

Dimensions29.7x42cm

AvailabilityAvailable

€600

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About the work

The final three paintings move from the artist's personal childhood memories towards memories shared through her family. For these works, the artist spoke with family members and explored their recollections, stories, and perspectives. Family photographs were used as visual references and incorporated into the paintings, creating a connection between personal memory and collective family memory.

About the artist

Christabelle Azzopardi is a Malta-based oil painter whose practice combines a realist approach with abstract elements. Her work is rooted in figurative and personal influences, exploring the relationship between imagery, memory, and personal experience through layered oil painting.
 Azzopardi's artistic practice began with the influence of her mother, who first introduced her to art and continues to play an important role in her artistic development. Her practice focuses on discovering and working from personal photographs, using them as a starting point to explore different approaches to painting. She experiments with projection techniques to transform photographic references into expressive painted compositions.
 Personal and family imagery remains an important element within her work, allowing Azzopardi to explore how photographs can preserve, reconstruct, and reinterpret memories. Azzopardi is based in Malta and graduated with a BA (Hons) in Fine Arts from the MCAST Institute for the Creative Arts. She is currently pursuing a Master of Education in Art, with the aim of becoming an art teacher.
 Her work has been exhibited at the MCAST Open Day in 2022 and at the Spazju Kreattiv ICA Festival in 2025.

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