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An installation of 42 colorful monoprints, organized into a grid of 6 columns and 7 rows. Down each column are prints of various photographs in multi-colored gradients, arranged in chronological order. Across each row is a series of ghost prints created from the prints on the left. The prints are installed on a yellow wall with a small label next to the grid.
A close-up of the grid of prints, taken straight on
A close-up of the top rows in the grid of prints, taken from a left angle
A close-up of the bottom rows in the grid of prints, taken from a left angle
A close-up of the label beside the prints, which reads, 'it's not a phase, Elora Romo' with the short description, 'it’s not a phase is a collection of mono-screen prints reflecting on my life, depicting photographs of myself from childhood to now. Each photograph is hand printed with water-based pastels in colors that signify that memory or time in my life to me.' Beside the text is a black and white pencil glyph. The label is printd on white paper, and has a rainbow gradient bar spanning the bottom of the label.