An accordion book printed on clear film, in the dimension of the intimate format of a diary. Each spread repeats a photograph of a place alongside a diary entry, but with every turn of the page, specific details are progressively erased, leaving the composition increasingly incomplete. A thin layer of gradient color that appears negligible on its own but becomes opaque in layers, reflects how nostalgia colors memory, simultaneously amplifying certain sentiments while obscuring others.

By the end of the book, the original image and entry has disappeared entirely, replaced by the gradient and a single lingering question: where is that place again?

(Documentation in progress, case study page coming soon.)