“I always had a strange feeling about how we order time into the past, present and future, as I never really felt that way."
~ Miho Kajioka
Miho Kajioka's photographs often remind us of our relationship to memory. A camera can absorb a moment into a photograph, a sort of stand-in for a memory. But memories themselves, some memories we keep forever and others are made just to slowly fade until we lose them totally.
This image humanizes the photograph's relationship to memory. Miho's hand has slowly removed the environment into an ethereal imprint of what once was.
