Memory Matter

Identity and memory are a pattern: a cycle that I am trying to harness. The information in the human mind, which makes them different, is different. Memory helps make humans who they are. In reality, all we see is light, but we forget the light and only see the matter which reflects it.

Memory is the light; information is the darkness. We only need to remember the spotlight of information. If we think about everything, we will be disturbed by nothing. Losing memory means living in the black world: nothing written in your data system. In reality, all we see is light, but we forget the light and only see the matter which reflects it. 

I am observing the memorising process and use it as a framework to explore progressive ideas. In a quiet space, where there are no colors, lights, and distractions, memories are brightening as a sketch. It outlines our past experiences. Exposure to different colours of light alters human memory function. I am exploring the grey area between memory and forgetfulness and asking what it means to have amnesia someday. I aim to take the harmonic patterns in neurological signals in the brain and translate them to something that you can hear and see. I am trying to make something complex seems understandable to the public. 

Through the progression I made, light is my medium, not only for the brain to see life, but also my medium to express my interest in art and medicine, especially how you could turn our body inside out to zoom in and focus through. The links between Science and art can contribute to understanding humanity by stimulating insight into shared human experience. It focuses on individual differences or uniqueness, which is on the other hand, may enrich the language and think of the practitioner.