Memory Dialogue: Exploring Artefact-Based Memory Sharing
summary
A study uses a seven-step memory dialogue method with 12 participants (six pairs) who each spend one week creating and then exchanging artifacts to represent a shared experience. Participants produce 15 artifacts (7 physical, 8 digital), favor bonding or transformation moments, and often keep perspectives separate — physical artifacts are diverse while digital ones are text-heavy; notably seven participants dismiss joint artifacts as problematic. The artifacts spark conversation and reveal mismatched effort and detail.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:36Memory Dialogue
- 2:30Screening
- 3:24Methodology
- 4:48Themes
- 6:04Artifacts
- 7:55Joint Artifacts
- 8:19Emotional Judgement
- 10:33Questions
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