It is noted in the curatorial text: “Memory is a mechanism that constantly evolves, interacting with the present, like a palimpsest where new layers cover, without erasing, the older ones. In psychology, Sigmund Freud highlighted the modification of every memory when recalled, something art captures through the reinterpretation of the past in the present. Maurice Halbwachs, in sociology, emphasizes the social dimension of memory, underlining how social structures affect how we remember. Art can reveal historical layers and act as a tool for deconstruction, offering alternative narratives, according to Michel Foucault. The artist acts as an ‘archaeologist of memory,’ uncovering layers of time and reinterpreting the past. Thus, memory, like the palimpsest, becomes an open narrative constantly revised, creating new compositions as the personal, collective, and historical merge through art.”