The collection is born from an idea: memory. Not as permanence, but as transformation.

That moment when time begins to alter what we have lived, stripping it of its intensity while preserving its trace. Like a pressed flower, memories lose their volume but gain their shape; they cease to be the present and become part of our history.

It explores the relationship between the ephemeral and the permanent, between what is lost and what remains as a trace.

A process in which time does not preserve life intact, but rather its silhouette.