Memory falsification

The “Memory Falsification” series reveals the world of false memories. It shows how our memory fades over time. Scientific studies shed light on this process. They say that after 15 months, we only remember half of what we remember. After 30 months, even less than a third. The artworks combine photorealistic portraits of women with bright acrylic and neon colors. These colors glow in black light and represent our memory distortions.

The series illustrates how the brain actively shapes and changes memories. It fills gaps with inventions. The vivid colors and shapes symbolize the fusion of reality and fiction. They encourage reflection. Our memories are not always reliable. “Memory Falsification” shows the constant recreation of our past.