Memory has a fluid quality - it shifts, blurs, and reconstructs itself over time. This piece explores the liminal space between recollection and reality, between the emotional truth of a moment and its factual documentation. As I drove away from my grandmother's house, I captured a simple video, but the emotional weight of that departure seemed to transform the ordinary into something dreamlike.
Using AI to reconstruct this memory, I created a version that feels both foreign and familiar - a ghostly echo of the original moment. The gradual clarification through frame interpolation mirrors how memories sometimes come into focus, while questioning whether our technological reconstructions might be more emotionally accurate than the original recordings.
