They say that you remember by recalling your embodied senses and cognition from which an impression of the moment is formed. In today's world where snapping a photograph or filming a video is as effortless as picking up your phone and pressing a button, without even the need to consider lighting, composition or framing, how well do we truly to remember?

Even if we do manage to reconstruct our memory through a photograph or video, the moment is frozen in time, or a snippet of time, without any expression of space and emotion.

This project consists of a series of 3D gaussian splats of spaces I scanned on a trip to Europe. The scans were processed as two layers — gaussian splats and point clouds — to visualise the fragment of time captured as a space. Yet memory is transient and hazy in reconstruction, distorting and displacing the captured space as we travel through it.