Pablo Picasso said “everything you can imagine is real.” Through this collection, fragments of memories turn into a larger reality when each piece is turned on its axis. Starting as a sliver or a shadow, the inverse is a technicolor reality. No matter how fleeting, how temporary, or how hyperbolic a memory may seem, they all become real once shared. Memories aren’t based on the reality in which they exist; memories become real when they’re experienced on a collective level.