Memory Lane by syndroid

2D • Illustration • posted on Oct 08, 2003

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Memory Lane| We all have a memory, that allows us to reminisce our own history. However, our memory deceives us very often. Memory is not a reliable source as far as accurately describing history is concerned. Our memory serves as our personal truth, the way we want to see history, not the way history happened. I'm not saying you can't trust your memory, it's just that often history gets (slightly) altered by ourselves. PS the adding of the text in the head took a long long while and I had to come up with random corresponding memories... Syndroid

Comments (7)

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Doublecrash

6:31AM | Wed, 08 October 2003

I think this work is fantastic. My hat's off. Really special.

vangogh

6:41AM | Wed, 08 October 2003

Excellent work! Love the way you cloned out the eyes, as what we see has little impact on what we remember. .... lets see now, if memory serves me correctly?.....

cynlee

12:51PM | Wed, 08 October 2003

"did you hear about Cindy Thomas" ahhhhh, she remembers me! that use to be my name! :] very well done & so true

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gunsan

1:02PM | Wed, 08 October 2003

True spoken and a fantastic image!

DawnStar

12:05AM | Thu, 09 October 2003

Well done and thought provoking. :)

gallimel

1:55AM | Thu, 09 October 2003

this is superbly conceived, even better than usually. the deimensions of the various part give such a shattering feeling inside, disturbing like pressuring memories and douts can be at times...

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Synapse

12:43PM | Sat, 22 November 2003

Well, as you illustrated before, it's about Truth vs Fact, and since our memories being so personal to ourselves are subjective, "mere" Truth wins every time. Memories can seem like unnecessary clutter at times, but then the positive memories are never categorised as such, it's always the bad stuff ;-)