How do we explore in our recollections to understand the reality? Assuming that our recollections can only be constructed when there is perception, we can form two questions; 

Firstly, it is obvious that it is impossible to be in a state of continuous awareness, so what happens if this perception does not correspond with an objective reality but is affected by another series of factors that alter and subjectivise it? Also, secondly, how can some banal actions in our daily life, especially when we believe they are really important for us, be apparently forgotten and come back sometime later with a strange clarity?

These works interrogate the concept of impermanence and change. With this idea in mind, the materials that make up each of these photographs are ephemeral and arranged in a changing shape in the empty space, constantly altering our process and capacity for perception, making it difficult to understand the perspective or reality.