Memories are not fixed records of the past; instead, they are reconstructed and modified each time we recall them. Our brains fill in missing details and rewrites memories based on new knowledge, experiences, and emotions, causing the present to imperceptibly become part of our memories of the past.
Landscape photos from past holidays serve as the starting point for these re-imaged memories. Through this work, I explore the boundary between memory, reality, and imagination, questioning just how reliable our memories truly are. The composite images in the series resemble realistic landscapes that could have been part of our memories but depict a reality that never existed.