UNCLAIMED MEMORIES examines the status of personal images once detached
from their original context.
The publication focuses on photographs that appear neutral < places, fragments, details
> yet hold meaning only for those who were present.
Each photograph has been individually sourced, purchased, cleaned and scanned by
the author.
Through sequencing and short textual interventions, the project reflects on how value
is constructed around memory, proximity and lived experience. The act of sourcing
and re-contextualizing becomes part of the work itself.
