Temporal Echoes is an exploration of subjective temporality and the way memories repeatedly re-experience (and therefore re-structure) themselves in the mind. Using light painting, projection, and collage to form ephemeral afterimages, the project translates a neurodivergent mind's eye marked by time-blindness, overstimulation, monotropism, and memory processing issues. The photographs themselves serve as a measurement of time, which then re-experience themselves through various post-processing methods (printing, burning, scanning, etc.), leading to continuous iterations of distortion like that which occur each time we recall a memory. The series confronts rigid numerical clock time with a hazy, nonlinear, and distinctly human temporal experience.

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