A collaboration with the photographer Paul Rogers. I sought to interact with the photography, providing a contrasting emphasis and vitality to the exhibition in its enquiry around the subject. The stories, collected from children and their families, are explored, with their words making the colour exist on an invisible space. Dialogue is a contraction from the Greek words for 'through' and 'words'. Today children catalogue and categorise the everyday through a visual frame. Emojis and 'likes' replace the human response; what is read frequently loses necessary intonation but what is spoken can be passed down through generations. Scientist David Bohm considers dialogue as a kind of creative catalyst for a group, so this project TALKING PINK aims to trigger an intergenerational discourse on what the colour pink means to them and their families. As children's author Lois Lowry said, ‘memories need to be shared’.