I often wonder what happens to memories,
specifically the unimportant ones that live as transitional moments. Through
textures, objects, and gestures these transitional periods become acts of
poetic reconciliation that reference the deconstruction and subsequent
rebuilding of phenomena. If I can not remember, could I somehow prompt a
memory?
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