motherline objects - a photography & haiku project
Motherline Objects is a photographic project centred on the meaningful objects of Motherline participants — an intergenerational women’s group who explored the theme of motherline through creativity during 2025. Conceived by Alice Robinson and supported by Arts Council funding, the project honours the personal items that carry memory, care and inheritance across generations.
Each object is photographed in the hands of its owner by Rebecca Lattin, emphasising touch, presence and the living relationship between women and the things they keep close. The stories attached to these objects have been distilled into haiku by Lucy Edmiston, transforming lived experience into poetic fragments. Together, image and text create an intimate archive of motherhood, ancestry and connection, where ordinary objects become vessels for extraordinary histories.