objects of memory

objects of memory
I view the act of recording not as a object of memory in itself, but as a catalyst for imagination that mirrors memory in its manner of operation. I record to articulate the distance between remembrance and perception, amplifying the potential to forget. Like raindrops carving away at a roof or a stream impressing itself on stone, the persistence of recorded objects seems to strive towards permanence, both claiming and eroding space and etching a form of script on the mind.