This exhibit is a visual exploration of memory itself. While forgetting is often viewed as a failure of memory, here it is reimagined not as a negation, but as an essential part of the evocation process. The gaps it creates in our experiences are, ironically, never truly absent; rather, they are integral to the larger whole. The forgotten is not something to be mourned but rather is woven into the fabric of the cognitive archive itself. The alleged absence of certain moments and details forms the very foundation upon which our narrative is built. By incorporating traditional Sicilian textile patterns and practices mixed with personal family imagery, these works underscore the idea that what is forgotten is just as vital to memory as what is remembered.