50 x 50cm
 
Acrylic, artist pigments, graphite, cardboard, and charcoal on canvas
Ready to hang
 
Aphantasia disrupts the way memory is formed, replacing visual recollection with scattered impressions and elusive fragments. "Residual Recall" explores the space between presence and absence, where moments slip through the gaps of recall, leaving behind traces rather than images. This work resists the idea of a complete archive, embracing the instability of memory—where absence is as much a part of remembering as what remains.
 
The painting is continued around the sides of the canvas.