A sentimental look at objects.

An exercise in recovering lived experiences, of a lost world. A set of objects that individually do not say much, but together function as a trigger, becoming a single entity—perhaps a call for attention to the fleeting nature of life.

“These small fragments of everyday life are not exactly memories; they are things that people have seen, lived, shared, and that later disappeared, were forgotten; they did not deserve to be part of history, nor to appear in the memoirs of statesmen, mountaineers, and sacred monsters.”
George Perec on Je me souviens, 1978.