Why some people remember their dreams more than othersThe study investigates factors influencing dream recall, linking it to cognitive interference.
We Make Memories as BabiesSo Why Do We Forget Them?Babies can form memories as young as one year old, potentially explaining infantile amnesia.
How the Brain Creates New Memories While Maintaining Old OnesThe brain reactivates new memories during sleep, but maintains distinctions between old and new memories, crucial for memory formation.
Could 'Severance' become reality? Brain docs reveal the truthWork-life balance may not be achievable through memory separation as depicted in Severance, emphasized by expert opinions on brain function.
Why you forget what you're doing after walking into a roomThe 'doorway effect' explains why we forget things upon entering a new room, stemming from a natural brain response to changing environments.
Why some people remember their dreams more than othersThe study investigates factors influencing dream recall, linking it to cognitive interference.
We Make Memories as BabiesSo Why Do We Forget Them?Babies can form memories as young as one year old, potentially explaining infantile amnesia.
How the Brain Creates New Memories While Maintaining Old OnesThe brain reactivates new memories during sleep, but maintains distinctions between old and new memories, crucial for memory formation.
Could 'Severance' become reality? Brain docs reveal the truthWork-life balance may not be achievable through memory separation as depicted in Severance, emphasized by expert opinions on brain function.
Why you forget what you're doing after walking into a roomThe 'doorway effect' explains why we forget things upon entering a new room, stemming from a natural brain response to changing environments.
Are We Losing Our Minds to Technology?We increasingly rely on technology for everyday tasks, potentially sacrificing mental acuity and memory skills.
Brain researchers think they can help erase your bad memoriesResearch suggests positive images can weaken bad memories, potentially aiding those with trauma or mental health challenges.
The Strange Case of Jane O by Karen Thompson Walker review an impossible taleJane O experiences a mysterious blackout after seeing a deceased acquaintance, which impacts her life profoundly.
Are We Losing Our Minds to Technology?We increasingly rely on technology for everyday tasks, potentially sacrificing mental acuity and memory skills.
Brain researchers think they can help erase your bad memoriesResearch suggests positive images can weaken bad memories, potentially aiding those with trauma or mental health challenges.
The Strange Case of Jane O by Karen Thompson Walker review an impossible taleJane O experiences a mysterious blackout after seeing a deceased acquaintance, which impacts her life profoundly.
How I've Changed After My Daughter's DeathLosing a child creates a unique, irreversible change in one's identity and perception of life.
A Roman Holiday in My Grandfather's SlippersThe Hotel D'Inghilterra holds cherished memories for the author's grandfather from a past trip with his late wife.
Sunday Morning in Woh Hei Yuen - High Country NewsThe article reflects on memories of a mother through dance and the imagery of future possibilities in a serene setting.
My dad died right before Valentine's Day. Then a card from him came in the mail.A Valentine's Day card from the author's deceased father evokes powerful memories and emotions about their relationship.
In a Fire's Ruins, Signs of a Previous Loss Leave a Family With Seeds of HopeAmid loss, symbols of hope like a butterfly can reinforce the resolve to reclaim one's home and memories.
Two Families, and One Moment in TimeThe author reflects on their father's diverse photographic legacy amid ongoing wildfires in Los Angeles.
How I've Changed After My Daughter's DeathLosing a child creates a unique, irreversible change in one's identity and perception of life.
A Roman Holiday in My Grandfather's SlippersThe Hotel D'Inghilterra holds cherished memories for the author's grandfather from a past trip with his late wife.
Sunday Morning in Woh Hei Yuen - High Country NewsThe article reflects on memories of a mother through dance and the imagery of future possibilities in a serene setting.
My dad died right before Valentine's Day. Then a card from him came in the mail.A Valentine's Day card from the author's deceased father evokes powerful memories and emotions about their relationship.
In a Fire's Ruins, Signs of a Previous Loss Leave a Family With Seeds of HopeAmid loss, symbols of hope like a butterfly can reinforce the resolve to reclaim one's home and memories.
Two Families, and One Moment in TimeThe author reflects on their father's diverse photographic legacy amid ongoing wildfires in Los Angeles.
The memories lost when a sibling dies | LettersThe death of a sibling profoundly impacts one's identity and memories, highlighting a lack of language to describe that loss.
'I have waited long enough for answers' - Andrew McGinley on navigating grief over children's deathsThe article explores the ongoing emotional struggle of a father after losing his three children.The father reflects on his life five years post-tragedy, expressing how time feels stagnant.
"The gods will not be chained": A short story by Ken LiuMaddie faces the dual impact of technology as both a comforting memory of her father and a reminder of her grief.
How My Dog Became an Unexpected Source of Healing - Tiny BuddhaHealing involves both struggle and beauty, demanding effort to reach a place of true peace and acceptance.
'Thieves stole from my baby's grave - now I'm scared to leave her side'Items stolen from a child's grave highlight a profound disrespect for the memory and emotions of loved ones.
The memories lost when a sibling dies | LettersThe death of a sibling profoundly impacts one's identity and memories, highlighting a lack of language to describe that loss.
'I have waited long enough for answers' - Andrew McGinley on navigating grief over children's deathsThe article explores the ongoing emotional struggle of a father after losing his three children.The father reflects on his life five years post-tragedy, expressing how time feels stagnant.
"The gods will not be chained": A short story by Ken LiuMaddie faces the dual impact of technology as both a comforting memory of her father and a reminder of her grief.
How My Dog Became an Unexpected Source of Healing - Tiny BuddhaHealing involves both struggle and beauty, demanding effort to reach a place of true peace and acceptance.
'Thieves stole from my baby's grave - now I'm scared to leave her side'Items stolen from a child's grave highlight a profound disrespect for the memory and emotions of loved ones.
How Are You at Remembering Names? You Should Know This!Repeating names immediately can hinder memory retention; listening for four seconds enhances memorization.
How Malleable Are Memories?Memory is malleable and can be influenced by external factors, conflicting with the common belief that memories are stored exactly as experienced.
Are the Internet and AI affecting our memory? What the science saysDigital tools may impair certain types of memory performance, but lack of evidence supports broader claims of detrimental memory loss.
Do Your Photos Hold the Keys to Your Memories?Personal photos enhance autobiographical memory and identity.Memory retrieval is reshaped through photo-based prompts.Engaging with personal photos may improve mood and cognitive clarity.
Your Brain Was Built to Forget-Make It Work For YouForgetting is a feature of the brain that refines memory and helps prioritize important information.Curiosity leads to strategic forgetting, enabling deeper exploration and learning.Interleaving diverse topics enhances memory and mirrors real-life problem solving.
How Are You at Remembering Names? You Should Know This!Repeating names immediately can hinder memory retention; listening for four seconds enhances memorization.
How Malleable Are Memories?Memory is malleable and can be influenced by external factors, conflicting with the common belief that memories are stored exactly as experienced.
Are the Internet and AI affecting our memory? What the science saysDigital tools may impair certain types of memory performance, but lack of evidence supports broader claims of detrimental memory loss.
Do Your Photos Hold the Keys to Your Memories?Personal photos enhance autobiographical memory and identity.Memory retrieval is reshaped through photo-based prompts.Engaging with personal photos may improve mood and cognitive clarity.
Your Brain Was Built to Forget-Make It Work For YouForgetting is a feature of the brain that refines memory and helps prioritize important information.Curiosity leads to strategic forgetting, enabling deeper exploration and learning.Interleaving diverse topics enhances memory and mirrors real-life problem solving.
"Woman in a Landscape"The poem reflects on themes of self-acceptance, desire, and memory through the lens of a past encounter with art and nature.
Why can't we remember our lives as babies or toddlers?Infantile amnesia prevents adults from recalling early childhood experiences despite their lasting impact on development.
Why we don't remember being a babyWe typically do not remember events from our early years, and memories formed are often inaccessible as we grow.
Why can't we remember our lives as babies or toddlers?Infantile amnesia prevents adults from recalling early childhood experiences despite their lasting impact on development.
Why we don't remember being a babyWe typically do not remember events from our early years, and memories formed are often inaccessible as we grow.
Canarsie Family Seeks Justice for Slain TeenagerA mother's struggle to keep alive the memory of her son killed in a drive-by shooting.
5 years after Fang Fang recorded Wuhan lockdown, 2 of her books are being translatedFang Fang's writings during the Wuhan lockdown reveal the challenges of censorship and the struggle to document personal and collective trauma.
In "The Antidote," Portland author Karen Russell crafts a story of memory and community set during the Dust Bowl * Oregon ArtsWatchKaren Russell's novel, The Antidote, explores memory and community in the context of Nebraska's historic disasters during the Dust Bowl.
Joseph O'Neill Reads Keuka LakeJoseph O'Neill's work highlights the relationship between place and personal identity.
David Rabe on the Mystery of FriendshipFriendship and memory form the core themes in 'My Friend Pinocchio', reflecting the complexities of relationships over time.
Changing My Mind by Julian Barnes review a manifesto for open-mindednessJulian Barnes reflects on the importance of open-mindedness and acknowledges the power of words in shaping thought and truth.
5 years after Fang Fang recorded Wuhan lockdown, 2 of her books are being translatedFang Fang's writings during the Wuhan lockdown reveal the challenges of censorship and the struggle to document personal and collective trauma.
In "The Antidote," Portland author Karen Russell crafts a story of memory and community set during the Dust Bowl * Oregon ArtsWatchKaren Russell's novel, The Antidote, explores memory and community in the context of Nebraska's historic disasters during the Dust Bowl.
Joseph O'Neill Reads Keuka LakeJoseph O'Neill's work highlights the relationship between place and personal identity.
David Rabe on the Mystery of FriendshipFriendship and memory form the core themes in 'My Friend Pinocchio', reflecting the complexities of relationships over time.
Changing My Mind by Julian Barnes review a manifesto for open-mindednessJulian Barnes reflects on the importance of open-mindedness and acknowledges the power of words in shaping thought and truth.
What Does It Mean to Call Somewhere Home?Home is not merely a physical space, but a collection of meaningful moments and memories.The emotional significance of a home often surpasses its physical structure.
Roberta Flack's Musical TransformationsThe interplay of loss and memory can reveal deep emotional connections through music, highlighting the impact of beloved voices in our lives.
Juxtapoz Magazine - Paul Flores "Good Morning Los Angeles, How Are You?"Paul Flores' exhibition challenges the glorification of LA by highlighting the complexities of memory and change in the city.
Season: A Letter to the Future is way more intense than your typical vacation bike rideMemory shapes our understanding and experience of the world, as explored through the game's narrative and themes.
What's that smell? Readers share the scents that remind them of L.A.Smell plays a crucial role in memory and emotional recall, linking scents to personal experiences and nostalgia.
The Tunnel | The WalrusThe past can be revisited metaphorically, allowing for nostalgic reflection on memories.Physical spaces can hold emotional significance, evoking past experiences and feelings.
Roberta Flack's Musical TransformationsThe interplay of loss and memory can reveal deep emotional connections through music, highlighting the impact of beloved voices in our lives.
Juxtapoz Magazine - Paul Flores "Good Morning Los Angeles, How Are You?"Paul Flores' exhibition challenges the glorification of LA by highlighting the complexities of memory and change in the city.
Season: A Letter to the Future is way more intense than your typical vacation bike rideMemory shapes our understanding and experience of the world, as explored through the game's narrative and themes.
What's that smell? Readers share the scents that remind them of L.A.Smell plays a crucial role in memory and emotional recall, linking scents to personal experiences and nostalgia.
The Tunnel | The WalrusThe past can be revisited metaphorically, allowing for nostalgic reflection on memories.Physical spaces can hold emotional significance, evoking past experiences and feelings.
"I Think Of That Old Man When I Buy Eggs" - 12 Things Strangers Said To Us That Have Stayed With Us ForeverMemorable encounters with strangers can create lasting, positive impressions that stick with us throughout our lives.
A father forgets his child's name for the first time in this poetic reflection on memory | Aeon VideosThe film By the Time I Reach Him depicts the emotional impact of memory loss experienced by a loved one during the pandemic.
Does the Self Exist Outside the Brain?Memory may not be limited to the brain but shared throughout the body.Emerging research challenges traditional views on the mind's architecture.
Cosmic Horror Gets a Creepy Lo-Fi Spin With 'Ash''Ash' blends psychological horror and sci-fi as Riya uncovers her identity amidst a sinister past and haunting memories.
do ho suh brings his fabric architectures to tate modern with 'walk the house' solo exhibitionDo Ho Suh's 'Walk the House' is his first solo exhibition in London in over 20 years, focusing on themes of home, memory, and identity.
Why Susan listens to recordings of herself speaking a language she no longer remembers | Aeon VideosDanta's film reflects on the emotional complexities of language and memory as she learns English while transitioning from Korea to Australia.
Buried Selves: How Identity Mirrors Historical PreservationThe self consists of multiple layers, some authentic and others outdated, creating a complex identity.Deciding which layers of memory and identity to retain poses a significant personal challenge.
Cosmo Whyte Explores Memory, Witnessing, and Place in The Mother's Tongue, Pressed to the Grinding Stone | stupidDOPECosmo Whyte's exhibition challenges viewers to explore memory and identity through innovative, multi-disciplinary artistic expressions.
Cosmic Horror Gets a Creepy Lo-Fi Spin With 'Ash''Ash' blends psychological horror and sci-fi as Riya uncovers her identity amidst a sinister past and haunting memories.
do ho suh brings his fabric architectures to tate modern with 'walk the house' solo exhibitionDo Ho Suh's 'Walk the House' is his first solo exhibition in London in over 20 years, focusing on themes of home, memory, and identity.
Why Susan listens to recordings of herself speaking a language she no longer remembers | Aeon VideosDanta's film reflects on the emotional complexities of language and memory as she learns English while transitioning from Korea to Australia.
Buried Selves: How Identity Mirrors Historical PreservationThe self consists of multiple layers, some authentic and others outdated, creating a complex identity.Deciding which layers of memory and identity to retain poses a significant personal challenge.
Cosmo Whyte Explores Memory, Witnessing, and Place in The Mother's Tongue, Pressed to the Grinding Stone | stupidDOPECosmo Whyte's exhibition challenges viewers to explore memory and identity through innovative, multi-disciplinary artistic expressions.
My only parenting regret is using funny filters on most of my daughter's baby photosFilters dominated our baby pictures, making me regret not capturing more unfiltered moments.
What food comas in sea slugs teach us about memoryMemory is not merely about volume; it's about the relevance and selectivity of information retained.
A frog: their eyes can detect a single photon of light | Helen SullivanFrogs have remarkable light sensitivity, capable of detecting single photons.
What food comas in sea slugs teach us about memoryMemory is not merely about volume; it's about the relevance and selectivity of information retained.
A frog: their eyes can detect a single photon of light | Helen SullivanFrogs have remarkable light sensitivity, capable of detecting single photons.
40 million lives later: The dangers of erasing AIDS from the works of art it inspiredFelix Gonzalez-Torres's art uses candy to evoke memory, loss, and communal experience regarding HIV/AIDS.
Rui Sasaki Encases Spectral Flowers in Intimate Glass AssemblagesRui Sasaki's artwork reflects the connection between memory, intimacy, and the natural world through the medium of glass.
Through Landscapes Marred by Climate Disaster, Seonna Hong Mines 'Past Lives'Seonna Hong's 'Past Lives' explores memory, environmental themes, and cultural heritage through layered abstract landscapes.
A brush with... Renee Green - podcastRenée Green explores ideas of subjectivity, perception, memory, and the interplay of fiction and reality through her multifaceted artistic practices.
Her dad never spoke about his life in Berlin - now she knows whySara Davidmann's journey reveals the hidden past of her father's family, lost to the horrors of the Holocaust.
Artist Spotlight: Amy DuryAmy Dury's art explores themes of memory and perception, extracting figures from pre-digital photographs to examine societal roles and emotions.
40 million lives later: The dangers of erasing AIDS from the works of art it inspiredFelix Gonzalez-Torres's art uses candy to evoke memory, loss, and communal experience regarding HIV/AIDS.
Rui Sasaki Encases Spectral Flowers in Intimate Glass AssemblagesRui Sasaki's artwork reflects the connection between memory, intimacy, and the natural world through the medium of glass.
Through Landscapes Marred by Climate Disaster, Seonna Hong Mines 'Past Lives'Seonna Hong's 'Past Lives' explores memory, environmental themes, and cultural heritage through layered abstract landscapes.
A brush with... Renee Green - podcastRenée Green explores ideas of subjectivity, perception, memory, and the interplay of fiction and reality through her multifaceted artistic practices.
Her dad never spoke about his life in Berlin - now she knows whySara Davidmann's journey reveals the hidden past of her father's family, lost to the horrors of the Holocaust.
Artist Spotlight: Amy DuryAmy Dury's art explores themes of memory and perception, extracting figures from pre-digital photographs to examine societal roles and emotions.
Does the Game Block Blast Boost Brainpower?The Tetris Effect highlights how playing block games can influence your perception and memory, even in those with brain trauma.
"Eephus" Is as Surprising as the Baseball Pitch It's Named ForOmnes Films blends microdrama with themes of finality in their films, exemplified by "Eephus" and its focus on a memorable farewell baseball game.
Rose Girone, believed to be oldest living Holocaust survivor, dies aged 113Rose Girone, the oldest known Holocaust survivor, passed away at 113, emphasizing the need to preserve survivors' stories.
Marian Turski, Holocaust survivor who warned against silence, dies at 98Marian Turski, a Holocaust survivor and memory-keeper, passed away at 98 after a lifetime dedicated to sharing his experiences and combating antisemitism.
Holocaust survivors mark 80th anniversary of Auschwitz liberationHolocaust survivors express deep concerns over rising antisemitism and weakening safeguards against hate during the 80th anniversary of Auschwitz's liberation.
Nazi Persecution Scattered My Family. A Lost Archive Brought Us Together | The WalrusFamily reassembly amidst Holocaust memorialization highlights resilience and remembrance.
For my great-grandparents, for all Jews, for all humanity, I say never again | Mark DreyfusCommemoration events like the one at Auschwitz are crucial for preserving Holocaust memory as survivor numbers decline.
The Guardian view on commemorating Auschwitz's liberation: the urgency of Holocaust remembrance | EditorialThe dwindling number of Holocaust survivors underscores the urgency of keeping their testimonies alive to prevent history from repeating itself.
Rose Girone, believed to be oldest living Holocaust survivor, dies aged 113Rose Girone, the oldest known Holocaust survivor, passed away at 113, emphasizing the need to preserve survivors' stories.
Marian Turski, Holocaust survivor who warned against silence, dies at 98Marian Turski, a Holocaust survivor and memory-keeper, passed away at 98 after a lifetime dedicated to sharing his experiences and combating antisemitism.
Holocaust survivors mark 80th anniversary of Auschwitz liberationHolocaust survivors express deep concerns over rising antisemitism and weakening safeguards against hate during the 80th anniversary of Auschwitz's liberation.
Nazi Persecution Scattered My Family. A Lost Archive Brought Us Together | The WalrusFamily reassembly amidst Holocaust memorialization highlights resilience and remembrance.
For my great-grandparents, for all Jews, for all humanity, I say never again | Mark DreyfusCommemoration events like the one at Auschwitz are crucial for preserving Holocaust memory as survivor numbers decline.
The Guardian view on commemorating Auschwitz's liberation: the urgency of Holocaust remembrance | EditorialThe dwindling number of Holocaust survivors underscores the urgency of keeping their testimonies alive to prevent history from repeating itself.
Jenny Hval: "To Be a Rose"Rose scent is complex and open to personal interpretation.Jenny Hval's song weaves personal memories with the symbolic nature of roses.
025S Harajuku Store / ATELIER KHJThe POINTTWOFIVE.SECOND showroom evokes memories through an interactive design that enhances fragrance sampling.Unique structure connects scent experiences to personal memories, enriching visitor interactions.
Jenny Hval: "To Be a Rose"Rose scent is complex and open to personal interpretation.Jenny Hval's song weaves personal memories with the symbolic nature of roses.
025S Harajuku Store / ATELIER KHJThe POINTTWOFIVE.SECOND showroom evokes memories through an interactive design that enhances fragrance sampling.Unique structure connects scent experiences to personal memories, enriching visitor interactions.
How The World's Best Boutique Hotels Find Their Signature ScentsScent plays a crucial role in evoking memories of travel and enhancing brand identity for hotels.
Liberation Is the Best Play I've Seen This SeasonBess Wohl's 'Liberation' merges personal storytelling with broader civic themes while innovatively incorporating the playwright's presence into the stage, enriching the theatrical experience.
Returning to Gaza, a stranger in my own cityLife in Gaza has drastically changed due to war, leaving returning residents feeling like strangers in their own city.
Eleanor Maguire, Memory Expert Who Studied London Cabbies, Dies at 54Eleanor Maguire revolutionized the understanding of memory through her research on the hippocampus, especially in relation to London taxi drivers.
'SNL' spoofed me and my column - but 35 years later I'm still hereThe 50th anniversary of 'SNL' evokes memories of the author's past experiences in Vietnam, highlighting difficult times endured during a USO performance.
What You Need to Know About the Misinformation EffectOur memories can change based on misleading information, leading to inaccuracies in recall.
Why Bad Memories Stick: Understanding and Managing Emotional TriggersMemories formed during stressful situations become more vivid due to hormonal responses, making them last longer in our minds.
4 weekly practices for a happier work lifeCreating memories of a happy work life is more valuable than focusing solely on momentary happiness.
Earworms: Why that song keeps playing in your head DW 02/05/2025Earworms, or involuntary musical imagery, are persistent song memories triggered by thoughts and emotions, occurring regardless of language or culture.
What You Need to Know About the Misinformation EffectOur memories can change based on misleading information, leading to inaccuracies in recall.
Why Bad Memories Stick: Understanding and Managing Emotional TriggersMemories formed during stressful situations become more vivid due to hormonal responses, making them last longer in our minds.
4 weekly practices for a happier work lifeCreating memories of a happy work life is more valuable than focusing solely on momentary happiness.
Earworms: Why that song keeps playing in your head DW 02/05/2025Earworms, or involuntary musical imagery, are persistent song memories triggered by thoughts and emotions, occurring regardless of language or culture.
"Temple of Poseidon, Sounion"The relationship between memory, exploration, and the passage of time shapes the narrator's identity.
Cathleen Clarke's Morning Star: A Poetic Exploration of Memory and Home | stupidDOPEClarke's exhibition Morning Star explores themes of memory, environment, and domesticity through evocative oil and acrylic paintings.
Juxtapoz Magazine - Despertares: Guim Tio @ Ruttkowski;68, ParisGuim Tió's exhibition explores the interplay between dreams and reality, capturing the transient nature of memory and imagination.
Cathleen Clarke's Morning Star: A Poetic Exploration of Memory and Home | stupidDOPEClarke's exhibition Morning Star explores themes of memory, environment, and domesticity through evocative oil and acrylic paintings.
Juxtapoz Magazine - Despertares: Guim Tio @ Ruttkowski;68, ParisGuim Tió's exhibition explores the interplay between dreams and reality, capturing the transient nature of memory and imagination.
D Is for Distance review tender portrait of parents battling for their son's medicationThe film explores the intricate connections between memory, trauma, and personal history through the lens of the filmmakers' experiences with their son.Chris Petit and Emma Matthews tackle societal issues regarding medical bureaucracy and alternative treatments through their son Louis's battle with epilepsy.
A Piece of Jewelry That Reminds Abbott Elementary Actor William Stanford Davis of His GrandmotherWilliam Stanford Davis expresses a connection between his brooch and cherished memories of his grandmother.
D Is for Distance review tender portrait of parents battling for their son's medicationThe film explores the intricate connections between memory, trauma, and personal history through the lens of the filmmakers' experiences with their son.Chris Petit and Emma Matthews tackle societal issues regarding medical bureaucracy and alternative treatments through their son Louis's battle with epilepsy.
A Piece of Jewelry That Reminds Abbott Elementary Actor William Stanford Davis of His GrandmotherWilliam Stanford Davis expresses a connection between his brooch and cherished memories of his grandmother.
The Plane Crash Should Have Killed Her. Sometimes She Wishes It Had.Lopez's revisitation of the crash site brings back her unresolved trauma from the past.
The Screenwriter Behind Close and Girl Debuts Novel About Unresolved TraumaAngelo Tijssens's debut novel explores the traumatic aftermath of an abusive childhood and the complexities of revisiting painful memories.
Juxtapoz Magazine - Erin M. Riley: "Look Back at It" @ mother's tankstation, LondonErin M. Riley's "Look Back At It" explores the intersection of memory, trauma, and the collective experience through innovative collaged photography.
The Plane Crash Should Have Killed Her. Sometimes She Wishes It Had.Lopez's revisitation of the crash site brings back her unresolved trauma from the past.
The Screenwriter Behind Close and Girl Debuts Novel About Unresolved TraumaAngelo Tijssens's debut novel explores the traumatic aftermath of an abusive childhood and the complexities of revisiting painful memories.
Juxtapoz Magazine - Erin M. Riley: "Look Back at It" @ mother's tankstation, LondonErin M. Riley's "Look Back At It" explores the intersection of memory, trauma, and the collective experience through innovative collaged photography.
How My Ex and I Created a Beautiful Friendship - Tiny BuddhaReconnecting with a former partner can reveal overlooked memories and strengths in a past relationship, leading to new friendships.
Is AI eroding our critical thinking abilities?Frequent internet search engine users often exhibit digital amnesia, relying on online resources over personal memory retention.
Denis Law's warmth and wit made a lasting impression | LettersDenis Law was a beloved figure in football, admired for his character both on and off the field.
The Big Idea: looking for a better life? Follow your noseSmell is a powerful memory trigger and deeply connected to emotions, often eliciting vivid personal recollections of places and experiences.
They lost '72 years of life stuff.' How will they start over?The personal losses from the Los Angeles wildfires extend beyond structures, encompassing cherished memories and a sense of community.