A reflection on memory, virtuality, relationality and the construction of identity. It is the building of a three dimensional map of the neighbourhood I grew up in, as I remember it. Departing from my writing practice, I place memories in space and let them shape its structure. It is also an experiment in using computer graphics tools and 3D software as a raw material, entering a dialogue with its digital nature, constraints, limitations and possibilities.

The spectator is invited to explore this virtual space, both online and as an installation during the Degree Exhibition. As one walks by the digital streets, the personal story of the author unfolds within short texts and the structure of the world itself. A small thermal printer allows for printing unique screen captures and texts instantly, while a book, gathering writings and images, materialises one possible exploration and invites the reader to make their own.