Man's memory itself is in fact vague and obscure. Even though we try to hold real phenomenon, it becomes distorted and edited when the mechanism of our memory starts to work. Whenever we retrieve fragments from our chest of memory, they are likely adapted and/or tinted. Nevertheless, we always rely our perceptions on these obscure fragments of memory.

Thus our mind frequently edits our memories, and, in turn, the edited memories construct a part of ourselves. Thousands of fragments I chose or will choose in future from my memories, offer, however, the best and precious clue to answer the question as to, who I am.

by Yeonmi Kang