explores the nature of memory through the visual metaphor of bubbles. Individually, they are fragile and fleeting, much like fragments of our memories that easily fade or get lost. Yet when we recall a memory, we don’t remember just one isolated moment, but a series of details that together shape a complete picture of the past.

This series highlights the collective dimension of memory and the individual’s connection to their surroundings. Just as bubbles, when grouped together, form more complex shapes, human experiences take on deeper meaning through togetherness. The work raises the question of how subjective our memories are and how much they depend on others, while exploring the fragility and permanence of what defines us.