近藤央希　上田佳奈　かなまる。

Hiroki Kondo / Kana Ueda / kanamaru.

We are constantly exposed to countless forms of digital media, where the boundaries between self and others, past and future, and reality and the digital intertwine. In this environment, our perception of self-awareness—its continuity and identity—seems to expand, yet becomes blurred and ambiguous. What is self-awareness? We envision "image" and "time" interacting with "memory" to form a complex, ever-evolving stratum. Images evoke memories, reconstructing past events and emotions. Simultaneously, they act as catalysts, adding new interpretations to fading recollections and, at times, even rewriting them. Images are not merely stored in memory; they are continually updated and transformed over time... How do these stratifications change and how are they shared with others? In this space, where the perspectives of three individuals and multiple identities intertwine, we aim to envision the current state of our consciousness through images. This exhibition will explore how our "ghost image" emerges.