EPIPHANY COUCH
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Strong Spirits


When our ancestors call to us, how do we respond? This question lies at the heart of Epiphany Couch’s installation, Strong Spirits Carry Us Forward (2024/2025). Originally presented by Dreaming in Public at the Seattle Art Fair, this expanded iteration pays tribute to Couch’s grandmother and great-grandfather, honoring the enduring legacy of generational knowledge.

Modeled after her grandmother’s kitchen—a sacred space where stories, food, and wisdom were shared—Couch invites us to a place that acknowledges the anger and loss woven into family histories while transforming these emotions into pathways for healing. Through family photographs, intricate beadwork, and sculptural objects, she builds bridges across generations, delving into the complexities of heritage, identity, and familial relationships.

This exhibition was generously supported by an Art3Cs Grant from the Regional Arts & Culture Council, as well as the Seattle Art Fair and Dreaming In Public.


​​Documentation photography: Mario Gallucci
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  • portfolio
    • How to Hold Yourself in the High Country
    • Comes From the Land
    • A Dream of Another’s Dream
    • Huckleberry and Chokecherry Sister
    • In Winter We Tell Stories. In Summer We Savor the Sun.
    • Strong Spirits
    • Before the Fire Lit My Dreams
    • Burdened with More Beautiful Things
    • the history of forgetting >
      • The History of Forgetting Video
    • strange and beautiful things
  • about
  • CV
  • NEWS
  • WRITING
  • contact