RESIDUALS [ARTIFACTS]
Images do not remain intact.

They fragment, adhere, and settle into new surfaces. 
What was once seen becomes embedded, altered by pressure and time.

These forms are not preserved.
They are residues.

These artifacts are a translation of image into material. Printed, fragmented, and embedded into stone, 
memory is no longer visual alone, but tactile, fixed, and eroded at once. 
I created these artifacts as part of my thesis, Residuals, which investigates memory through the lens of excavation. 
Each piece treats the image as something that can be embedded, altered, and re-formed over time. 
They are not meant to preserve the original image, but to hold its trace.