Remember me

An unnatural wind rises and moves the gentle locks of a blindfolded young woman, surrounded by tall grass, near the sea.

The concept of memory finds in this piece—almost parallel to “Fleeting Memories of Her” and “Fading Daylight”—a new visualization: it is here that memory itself, caught in the probable act of vanishing, pleads to be part of our recollections, and not to be abandoned to oblivion.

The girl’s eyes are covered, enigmatic, because they take on the semblance of all those people who are part of past visions like the one in “Remember Me.”