The memory of the cells

Rebirth, division, extinction, elimination,
regeneration—cellular memory is an ongoing process.
The evidence of life’s existence is constantly
transformed into different forms, each carrying its
own imprint.

Life is a dynamic embodiment—constantly renewing,
dividing, disappearing, shedding, and being reborn. I
attempt to capture a fleeting moment within this
continuous flow, allowing these traces to become a
proof of existence.
The way we move our bodies, the way we think, the
way we interact with the environment—all of these
shape a unique kind of memory.