This series delves into the intangible nature of memory, exploring how memories evolve, shift, and fade over time. Memories are not fixed; they are fluid, like a body of water — constantly changing in shape and flow. Neurolinguistic studies and psychological research suggest that our memories, even those we hold most dear, cannot be trusted entirely. My own journey of self-discovery, therapy, and reflection has revealed that many of the memories I once considered immutable were, in fact, constructed or distorted by my psyche. In this series, I examine memories from my childhood, core moments, and even more recent experiences, all of which blur the lines between what is real, what was dreamt, and what was imagined.