“Memories are remembered differently by each person.”
This work begins with that idea, reflecting on how shared experiences diverge in recollection.

Through a rotating interplay of translucent fabrics and shadows, it reveals that even when people seem to miss each other, they are in fact continuously encountering one another.

Seated alone, facing the window, the viewer enters a first-person media perspective—only to later discover the layered relationship between the image inside the window (my memory) and the shadow behind it (the other’s memory).
Designed as a layered structure of video and physical objects, the piece evokes the quiet complexity of memory and perception.

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Single Channel Video(04’00”), Mixed Media, MDF Panel, Wooden Dowels, Glass, 85” Display(2ea), Sound, Lighting, Dimensions Variable
4,000(W) x 3,500(H) x x 5,000(D)mm